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NYT Obituaries: The Ultimate Guide to Searching, Submitting, and Reading Historical Archives
"The New York Times has long been considered the paper of record, and its obituary section is no exception. More than just a list of the deceased, NYT obituaries serve as a historical ledger, chronicling the lives of individuals who shaped the world through art, science, politics, and industry. For genealogists, historians, and families looking to honor a loved one, navigating this vast archive requires an understanding of how the newspaper structures, archives, and indexes its death notices and editorial tributes. Understanding the difference between an editorial obituary and a paid death notice is the first step in using this resource effect..."
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