Tompkins County New York

Date: 1817 [unknown]
Location: Tompkins County New York
Surnames/tags: United _States New_York Tompkins_County_New_York

Tompkins County was created in 1817 from parts of Cayuga and Seneca Counties. It is named after former Vice President Daniel Tompkins.

Contents 1 Adjacent Counties 2 Cities 3 Towns 4 Villages 5 Census-designated Places 6 Hamlets 7 Resources and Records 7.1 On Wikitree 7.2 On Other Websites 8 Sources

Adjacent Counties

• Cayuga County - North
• Cortland County - East
• Tioga County - South
• Chemung County - Southwest
• Schuyler County - West
• Seneca County - Northwest

Cities

• Ithaca

Towns

• Caroline
• Danby
• Dryden
• Enfield
• Groton
• Ithaca
• Lansing
• Newfield
• Ulysses

Villages

• Cayuga Heights
• Dryden
• Freeville
• Groton
• Lansing
• Trumansburg

Census-designated Places

• East Ithaca
• Forest Home
• Newfield Hamlet
• Northeast Ithaca
• Northwest Ithaca
• South Hill

Hamlets

• Podunk
• Varna
• etna
• Caroline Center
• Slaterville Springs
• Brooktondale
• Danby
• West Danby
• Newfield
• Enfield Center
• Jacksonville

Resources and Records

On Wikitree

• Tompkins County Categories
• Tompkins County Cemeteries

On Other Websites

• New York Vital Records
• Tompkins County on Family Search
• [https://www.genealogyinc.com/newyork/tompkins-county/ Tompkins County on Genealogy Inc}
• Central New York Genealogical Society
• The History Center in Tompkins County
• Study Center for Early Religious Life in Western New York

Sources

Wikipedia Contributors. "Tompkins County, New York", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tompkins_County,_New_York. Accessed 18 February 2020