Veterans Discharge Records

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Veterans Discharge Records, Nassau & Suffolk, NY

ID	Surname	GivenName	Year	County	Vol	Page	Soundex
ID	Surname	GivenName	Year	County	Vol	Page	Soundex
1	Aalto	Aimo Alllan	1945	Nassau	33	503	A430
2	Aalto	Sulo Aa	1945	Nassau	30	274	A430
3	Aanonsen	Fred Gilbert	1972	Nassau	167	353	A552
4	Aanonsen	Fritjof	1946	Nassau	43	461	A552
5	Abal	Ariel Fernando	1999	Nassau	189	204	A140
6	Abate	Claude Joseph	1945	Nassau	29	349	A130
7	Abate	Frank	1970	Nassau	161	88	A130
8	Abate	Frank	1970	Nassau	161	89	A130
9	Abate	Nicholas Anthony	1983	Nassau	177	135	A130
10	Abbandandelo	Anthony V	1946	Nassau	46	245	A153
11	Abbata	Samuel R	1951	Nassau	123	567	A130
12	Abbate	Anthony A	1945	Nassau	28	537	A130
13	Abbate	Arthur J	1946	Nassau	38	298	A130
14	Abbate	David Russell	1968	Nassau	157	120	A130
15	Abbate	Domenick Robert	1980	Nassau	175	33	A130
16	Abbate	Dominick H	1945	Nassau	30	481	A130
17	Abbate	Eugene Valentine	1946	Nassau	75	331	A130
18	Abbate	Gregory Domenick	1975	Nassau	172	30	A130
19	Abbate	John C	1946	Nassau	48	410	A130
20	Abbate	Nicholas J	1947	Nassau	98	43	A130
21	Abbate	Paul F	1945	Nassau	30	483	A130
22	Abbate	Robert John	1966	Nassau	152	480	A130
23	Abbatiello	Anthony	1950	Nassau	122	562	A134
24	Abbatiello	Anthony C	1946	Nassau	45	195	A134
25	Abbatiello	Anthony T	1945	Nassau	20	530	A134

About

Nassau and Suffolk County Veteran’s Discharge Records

This database includes an index of names of veterans who have filed their military discharge record (Form DD214) with the Nassau or Suffolk County Clerk. The database file contains 45,401 records. The index starts in 1924 and goes to 2005. The year posted on the record is the year that the veteran registered with the County Clerk’s office, not the year of service.

Only the veteran, the veteran’s next of kin, a deceased veteran’s properly appointed personal representative or executor, or a person holding the veteran’s general power of attorney may request a copy of the filed DD214. Next of kin are the veteran’s spouse, son, daughter, father, mother, brother, and sister.

The next of kin of deceased veterans have the same rights to full access to the record. Next of kin are the veteran’s widow or widower who has not remarried, son, daughter, father, mother, brother, and sister.

Requests for copies of a filed DD214 must be made in person at the Office of the County Clerk, Court Actions Division.

The address of the Nassau County Clerk’s office is:

  240 Old Country Road
  Mineola, NY 11501
  (516) 571-2664

The address of the Suffolk County Clerk’s office is:

  310 Center Drive
  Riverhead, NY 11901-3392
  (631) 852-2000

Veterans who have not yet filed their DD214 with the County Clerk are urged to do so. This record is required in order to receive many veterans’ benefits, including burial in a veterans’ cemetery. Should the DD214 ever become lost, the County would be able to provide a copy if it has been previously filed with the County Clerk.

Credits & Thanks

We wish to thank all the following Volunteers for their help and participation in the Veterans Discharge Records project:

Maryanne Andruzzi * Meg Assip * William Becvar * Kathleen Benson * Lucille Blum * Beatrice Buonpane * Cindy Burns * Dan Callaghan * Carol Caruana * Ann Chiappisi * Nancy Coleman * Lorraine Conroy * Janet Corcillo * Blanche Craton * Suzanne Danet * Fred Danner * Barbara DeOliveira * Anthony DiMarino * Bobbi Dunn * Patricia Eckardt * Don Eckerle * Bertha Emmett Anne Evola * Joan Falk * Patricia Farrell * Lucy Flynn * Bill Forshay * Kathy Grant * Linda Helaudais * Christine Hoff * Eileen Holland * Beverly McDonough * Pat Lappin * Herbert Lessmann * Denise Lombardo * Sandy Malek * John Martino * Grace McDonough * Jill McGirr * Rosemary Mirabella * Joanne O’Connor * Lori O’Dea * Bud Pape * Louise Perrotta * Nancy Profit Nana Redell * Marcia Rubin * Joseph Scanlon * John Stehling * Armand Tarantelli * Kathy Then * Diane Tortorella * Marge Virgulak * Mark Waldron * Jackie Wasserstein * Helen Wolf * Shannon Yowell * Jeanine Zeltmann

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