to help your research of immigrants.
to help you research surnames prior to posting queries.
to help you locate the town or village that you're looking for.
provides educational tools to promote Waldvierteler & Austrian family history research. The Waldviertel or "Forest Quarter" is a picturesque semi-mountainous region less than an hour's drive west of Vienna, Austria.
a comprehensive German genealogical web index (a few sections are available in English too)
consists of 400 pages of now, over 7,000 links, most of them to ship's passenger lists, church records, cemetery transcriptions, military records and censuses, etc.
by Ted Margulis. A compendium of useful information or links geared to --- and useful for --- your personal Jewish genealogical research.
by K. G. Saur Publishing and Braunschweig University Library. The database contains about 2,4 million short biographical entries for eminent individuals who lived in North and South America, Western and Central Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania
has a comprehensive directory of genealogy resources on the web
is devoted to providing quality links for genealogy researchers who are tracing their ancestry.
is good summary of useful resources.
by Nancy Ring Kendrick provides a summary of useful links.
is an award-winning summary with some useful information about Austria.
has a nice summary of genealogical resources for German speaking countries.
provides a large number of data bases that can be searched online (only some are free).
with volunteers from around the world (including myself for Austria).
yet another good place to check for names and genealogical information.
provides a very comprehensive web site with ethnic, religious, national index, a map room, a location index and an Austria Cross Index.
by Steve Lacy has some 30,000 links and is an excellent place to register your genealogical home page.
(English and French) allows you to register your genealogical home page.
Krankheitsbezeichnungen, the German equivalent on the Naujocks site.
is a fun place to check whether your bookmarks are up to date.
and its excellent location lookup facility.
Broderbund Software's genealogy site including some Austrian links and the GenForum for Austria.
by Andreas Hanacek
with some information about Austrian cemeteries.
with information about languages, nationalities, races, etc.
with many links to Europe.
by John Fuller and Chris Gaunt including Mailing Lists, USENET Newsgroups, anonymous File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Gopher, World Wide Web, Telnet, and E-Mail.
provides useful newsletters concerning research in Eastern Europe.
the German Genealogy Home Page with a section about Austria
including some well known services such as the Roots Surname List
is a useful commercial site for all researchers and provides many links to genealogical resources.
has a vast number of biographies online.
by Gene Stark, including an index of some 2.5 million names and the GED2HTML facility for producing HTML from GEDCOM files. Not everything is free.
is a commercial service where you can buy old maps of Austria.
with some links to Austria.
lists many interesting Genealogy Resources.
with a vast collection of GEDCOM files and over 11 million names. Commercial (for members) but unlimited request for free surname counts.
is home to the ROOTS-L and thousands of other mailing lists, provides access to the Roots Surname List (RSL) and Roots Location List (RLL) and a multitude of other archives.
with some information about Internet archive resources.
by Stephen A. Wood with an interesting "What's Really New in WWW Genealogy Pages" (updated daily).
