Act Of Incorporation Passed April 29, 1844 ...: With The By-laws Of The Society Adopted June 14, 186

This historical document contains the "Act Of Incorporation Passed April 29, 1844" for the Irish Emigrant Society of New York, along with the society's by-laws as adopted on June 14, 1865. It offers valuable insights into the legal framework and organizational structure of an important 19th-century institution dedicated to assisting Irish immigrants in New York City. Researchers interested in immigration history, Irish-American studies, and the development of social support systems for immigrant communities will find this a key primary source. The text sheds light on the society's mission, governance, and the regulations that guided its operations during a period of significant immigration to the United States. Its historical value lies in its detailed record of the society's formative years and its ongoing adaptation to the needs of the Irish immigrant population.

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