Village Genealogical SocietyHot Springs Village, Arkansas |
This site contains over 250,000 links to genealogy websites. It is time-consuming to look through with some links more useful than others. But it is a good place to search through to get an idea of what's out there. Besides websites, she links to articles and books for sale on each category.
The LDS Family History Library SiteThis site has the IGI, Ancestral File, Pedigree Resource File, Vital Records Indexes, the 1880 British and U.S. censuses, 1881 Canadian census, and the U.S. Social Security Death Index as well as the Family History Library catalog. Learn what to do next with their well-researched research outlines.
National Archives and Records Administration SiteThis is the repository for our country's government documents. A pull-down menu lists "genealogy." Click on that to get to the genealogy page. Also of interest here is ARC, the Archival Research Catalog, the Soundex Description, Microfilm Publications Online, and genealogy-related articles from their magazine, Prologue.
RootswebThis interface leads you to message boards, mailing lists, online family trees, websites, state resources, and much more. The State Resources link provides links to each state.
US GenwebThis volunteer-driven website has grown astronomically since 1996, when it first began. The information and depth varies for each county as volunteers maintain each county website. Some counties have managed to transcribe most of their county records, some have indexes available, all have people willing to do lookups, and all have a query section. An outstanding site!
ID a PhotoThis site has been created to help answer questions about a photo.
Dead Fred Genealogical ArchiveA free, fun photo genealogy research web site devoted to helping you visualize your heritage!
English Family History and GenealogyNathan W. Murphy, a professional genealogist in Salt Lake City, has created a large list of English family history links that has become popular throughout the English-speaking world.
