Records of the Towns of Mamaroneck and Rye and the Villages of Larchmont, Mamaroneck, and Port Chester

Arranged by municipality.

This series consists of minutes of various boards, tax records, oaths of office, budgets, local laws, property records, and other material from the towns of Mamaroneck and Rye, and the villages of Port Chester, Larchmont, and Mamaroneck.

Microfilmed records of the town of Rye include town clerk's record and minute books (1672-1991), town auditors' minutes (1893-1912), board of health minutes (1900-1910), deeds to the town of properties on which taxes remained unpaid (1911-1917), park commission minutes (1926-1935), chattel mortgages (1936-1955), planning board minutes (1937-1952), receiver's reports of unpaid taxes and tax sales (1943-1960), oaths of office, transfers of liens, and several other smaller record series. Filmed records of the Village of Port Chester consist of village board minute books (1940-1991).

Microfilmed records of the town of Mamaroneck include town clerk's record and minute books (1814-1985), record of naturalizations of town residents (1895-1906), building permits (ca. 1955-1990), town budgets, property assessment cards, and other records. Filmed records of the village of Larchmont include village board minutes (1891-1988), zoning board of appeals minutes (1924-1990), planning board minutes (1937-1981), village budgets (1932-1993), local laws (1951-1992), traffic commission minutes (1956-1962), tax assessment rolls (1961-1992), and building permit files (ca. 1925-1965). Filmed records of the village of Mamaroneck include village board minutes (1896-1990), building permits (ca. 1920-1929), and property assessment records.

Microform is available at the New York State Archives through interlibrary loan.

Microfilm 223 reels; 16 and 35 mm. Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund Grant Project Microfilm.

Microfilm roll list is available at the repository.

This microfilm was produced by a grant awarded and administered by SARA's Local Government Records Services for the 1993 grant cycle. Grantees submitted two copies of each roll of project film: a silver copy for secure storage at the State Records Center; and a duplicate copy, containing only non-restricted records, for public use at the State Archives research room.

Use copies of rolls containing restricted records are not maintained by the Archives, and are withdrawn from public use at time of accessioning. Security copies of such rolls are held at the State Records Center and are subject to restrictions under law.

Restricted film was marked and use copies were weeded at time of accession; 230 rolls of master negatives (security copy) were sent to the State Records Center (TL 95-142, 143).

There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of this material.