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What's New on Cyndi's List?
New Links Submitted in February 2005
- As new links are submitted to me via the Submit a New Link form, they will temporarily be added to a page of uncategorized links for that month.
- The links are added automatically by a computerized script that runs each night. They appear *exactly* as they were submitted by the visitor. The links are also forwarded to the CyndisList Mailing List through the automated script.
- Once I place these links in their permanent home on various category pages on Cyndi's List, I will remove them from these uncategorized pages.
- New links are added to the individual category pages on Cyndi's List as we have time to visit, verify and examine each web site.
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DISCLAIMERS:
- Addresses for the following links have not been verified, so they may not work.
- The following list is shown exactly as the links were submitted by visitors to this site.
- The links are listed in the order that they were submitted to this site.
- Because I have not visited any of the sites and have not reviewed any of the links, I do not endorse or guarantee the appropriateness or accuracy of any of the sites listed below.
- Links to inappropriate or non-genealogical sites will be removed permanently.
- The owner is not responsible for the content found on other web sites which are found linked on Cyndi's List.
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February 16, 2005
- Blood-Ties Tracing Service
Blood-Ties is a people finding service based in London in the United Kingdom. All research is carried out with sensitivity and discretion to trace missing family and friends.
- Prussian Immigrants Into The Ottawa Area
Lists early German settlers to Ottawa, Canada in the mid-1800s, including their birthplace, with the township, government district, and when they took land. The period of this emigration was before the time of German unification and therefore you will see names and places from parts of what is now Germany as well as parts of other European countries.
February 13, 2005
- Tracing Your Family History Birth, Deaths & Marriage Exchange
The up and coming Tracing Your Family History Website is proud to annouce the arrival of a new free to use Births, Deaths & Marriage Certificate Exchange as part of its dedication to helping with you with your genealogical research.
- Sand Flat Cemetery, Smith County, Texas
This web site has been created with information about everyone buried in Sand Flat Cemetery including photos of the cemetery markers. Cemetery burials date back to the 1850’s.
- Microfilm & Microfiche Reader - Printers - Scanners
Document Imaging Supply Co. is a discount supplier of Microfiche and Microfilm Reader, Printers, Scanners, Storage Solutions and Consumable Supplies for Microfilm Equipment.
February 12, 2005
- Rootsweb Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Military, Locality Specific- Pontotoc County Oklahoma article and picture of 11 Milner Brothers, all 11 serving in uniform this recent past century; mostly of WW11 era.
February 11, 2005
- Stephenson County, Illinois Genealogy Resources
Obituaries, biographies, photos.
- BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS CERTIFICATE EXCHANGE SITE
This new site is for people to list any Birth, Marriage or Death Certificates that they may have acquired in error, I myself have done this on a couple of occasions, thought that I had found one of my ancestors, only to discover that after purchasing the certificate he/she was indeed not the person that I was looking for, so these certificates usually end up in the back of my files.It is Totally Free to enter details of any certificate you may have spare, and there are no charges whatsoever to view the listings on this site, if you do see a certificate that is of interest to you, all you have to do is click on the 'email' in the Contact column, you will then be able to contact the person who has entered the listing.
- PROBATE CASE FILES
Index of Probate Case Files available for Contra Costa County, California. 1850-1920 Copying and research services available.
- Wiltshire Genealogy
A site for those researching their Wiltshire ancestry, some BMDs, newspapers and snippets.
February 10, 2005
- Socratic Productions, Inc.
Family Oral History and Personal Biography Documentary Service.
- WWII Military Genealogy Mailing List
The WorldWar II mailinglist has been set up to discuss any aspects of World War II research. It is used by historians, writers, researchers and genealogists.
- Grave Markers in the Cemetery at Utila, The Bay Islands, Honduras, sorted by Family Name
A sorted listing (Family Name, Date of Birth, Date of Death) of grave markers & headstones from the Utila Cemetery together with their inscriptions (if any). Note, there are many more grave markers in the Utila Cemetery, but they are too badly weathered (especially the wooden ones) to transcribe.
- 1898 Directory of Utila, The Bay Islands, Honduras
Extract from the 1898 Honduras Directory of the Cities (Directorio de Las Cuidades) listing names and occupations of people living in Utila, The Bay Islands, Honduras.
- Recommended Historical Books about Utila, The Bay Islands, Honduras
Recommened for Tourists planning to visit Utila, The Bay Islands, Honduras, or for people who have an interest in the history and/or genealogy of Utila.
- St Peter's Catholic Cemetery Rome, Oneida County, NY 1837-1882
Approximately 600 burials from 1837-1882.
February 9, 2005
- wvpics.com is a collection of pictures and historic information about West Virginia
site of old West Virginia photos, cemeteries, maps and historical data about the state.
- Genealogical Journal
A journal that will be issued out to any genealogists, family & local historians who want to take part, regardless of where you live. Initially the journal will be sent out from me, and once received it can be filled with whatever, you want, the only condition is that it must be genealogical. Photos (not originals), scans can of course be included as well as any contact addresses. We will only be limited by our imaginations with what can be included.
- William Still's "Underground Rail Road" back in print
William Still's "The Underground Rail Road" originally published in 1872, then again in 1878, 1883, and 1970, is back in print.
February 5, 2005
- Welcome to Free Tartans.com
Free Scottish Tartans. Download Images Scanned From Actual Cloth.
- Genealogical Record Exchange and Description Language (GREnDL 1.1)
GREnDL describes a data model used to represent genealogical information, and specifies the element structures, attributes and data types of the description language used to exchange that information between various representing applications. GREnDL is itself represented in XML as defined by [XML 1.0 (Second Edition)].
- HuntItOut Best Web Search Engine
Internet Search Engine with image, directory and news search.
- Surnames connected with Russia
List of surnames cjnnected with Russia, some with contact information of the researchers. Messageboard.
- Best Family Photography Tips
Explains EVERYTHING required to achieve the best photographic results for family events & reunions. Describes what to do before, during, & after taking digital photos. Examples on indoor & outdoor posing, composition, and lighting tips the pros use. Create baby, child, group, and pet portraits. "Must have" info for genealogy and family related sites.
- Web sites about Genealogy
Directory with thumbnails. Links and information.
- Cemetery Photography Services of Southeast Tennessee
Research and photograph cemeteries and graves in the Southeast Tennessee counties of Blount, Loudon, McMinn, Monroe, and Polk. Also providing website design, photo restoration, photo memorials, and photo-to-video services.
- historyjohnson The Genealogy Service
Family history research in the UK and Republic of Ireland. Friendly and efficient, services range from a complete research package to research requests by the hour at archives all over the country. Also ONS searches and certificate ordering.
- Serenitas
Research is undertaken by Serenitas in all the London repositories, libraries and museums. If we cannot cover a particular aspect we will either sub-contract the task or put you in touch with an expert in the topic. Serenitas specialises in:Merchant Seamen's Records from the 18th through to the late 20the century.Military Records covering personnel and operational documents, we also have particular expertise in the South Africa War a.k.a. Boer War.Registered Designs from the early 19th century to the middle 20th century.Family History and Genealogy- Births, Marriage, and Death certificates plus Census and Social HistoryLocal History - your own research locality and because of our location we also cover London, Bucks, Herts and Berks.Academic research, we are able to take on long term research projects.
- NARA - Sawtelle Disabled Veterans Home, Los Angeles Case Files, 1888-1933
The Los Angeles Disabled Veterans Home, commonly known as Sawtelle, was established in 1888 at the corner of Wilshire and Sawtelle. The men on this list served in the Civil War, Spanish-American War, various Indian conflicts, Pershing's incursion into Mexico, or the First World War. Some served in several of these conflicts. These surviving case files represent only a portion of the men who lived at Sawtelle.
- Cost of Passage, UK to the British Colonies, 1849
- WorldCat for genealogy
Describes how to find and use the OCLC FirstSearch WorldCat database. WorldCat is a cooperatively-created catalog of materials held in more than 7,600 libraries in the United States and the rest of the world, including public, academic, state and national libraries; archives; and historical societies. These libraries have cataloged their regular collections as well as many special collections—including digitized materials—devoted to local history. Because WorldCat is a "super" catalog of more than 900 million library holdings representing 54 million items held in libraries, you can reduce the number of places you search to locate useful material.
- J. Henry Brown Monuments, Inc. Order Books J. Henry Brown Monuments, Inc. Order Books
The order books of J. Henry Brown Monuments, Inc., of Richmond, Virginia, manufacturers of tombstones, contain sketches of cemetery monuments and headstones, cornerstones, and date stones, with their dimensions, specifications and inscriptions (Accession 24142).
- Library of Virginia - County and City Records
Includes several detailed collection guides.
- L. T. Christian Funeral Home Records Database
This database displays names and death dates of the clientele of the L. T. Christian Funeral Home in Richmond, Virginia, owned by L. T. Christian (1853-1935) and later his son L. T. Christian, Jr. (1893-1975).
- Marriage Index: Richmond Enquirer 1804-1860, Richmond Visitor 1809-1810
- Library of Virginia - Military Records and Resources
Military records include official documentation of military service including muster and pay rolls and pension records. Most records of military service contain only the name of the individual and the unit in which he served; rarely do they contain either genealogical or biographical information. Includes several databases including Virginia Military Dead Database - ongoing project indexing more than 225 sources and listing more than 17,430 Virginians who have died in service; Confederate Navy, Electronic Card Index; Confederate Rosters - unofficial roster of soldiers from Virginia who served in the army of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War compiled between 1904 and 1918; Confederate Veteran Magazine, 1893-1932 Index, Electronic Card File; many, many others.
- Library of Virginia - Private Papers and Biographical Resources
Consisting of non-governmental archival and manuscript collections, Private Papers document the history of individuals, families, churches, businesses, and organizations of Virginia. They contain a broad range of materials, including architectural plans and drawings, correspondence, diaries, financial records, manuscript notes, minutes, registers, rough drafts of publications, tombstone inscriptions, and assorted collections of family materials.
- Library of Virginia - Tax Records
These records document county or city of residence and ownership of personal and real property. Collected at the local level, tax lists are a state record.
- NARA | Order Online!
Request reproductions of Federal Military Pension Application Files from the National Archives.
- NARA | ARC | WWII Army and Army Air Force Casualties
World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing Army and Army Air Forces Personnel from the U.S. National Archives. Organized by state and then by county.
- NARA | ARC | World War II Casualties: Table of Contents
State Summary of War Casualties from World War II forNavy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard Personnel. ORganized by state, then divided into Dead (Combat), Missing, Wounded, Dead (Prison Camp) and Released prisoners, and sorted alphabetically therein.
- Nonpopulation Census Records
National Archives guide to agriculture, mortality, social statistics, manufacturing, business schedules. Includes guides to availability, by state.
- NARA | Research Room | American Slavery & International Slave Trade Records
The following is information found in the records of the National Archives and Records Administration. For further insight, see Walter B. Hill Jr.'s Prologue article on the topic.
- NARA | Prologue | Prologue: Selected Articles
Prologue Magazine: Winter 2000, Vol. 32, No. 4, "Living with the Hydra - The Documentation of Slavery and the Slave Trade in Federal Records" By Walter B. Hill, Jr.
- NARA | Genealogy | Black Family Research: Using the Records at the National Archives
"Black Family Research: Using the Records of Post-Civil War Federal Agencies at the National Archives" by Reginald Washington, Reference Information Paper 108, National Archives and Records AdministrationWashington, DC 2001.
- NARA | Prologue | Prologue: Genealogy Notes
Fall 1973, Vol. 5, No. 3, "Marriage Registers of Freedmen" by Elaine C. Everly.
- NARA | Research Room | Pictures of African Americans During World War II
The images described in this leaflet illustrate African-American participation in World War II. The pictures were selected from the holdings of the Still Picture Branch (NNSP) of the National Archives and Records Administration. The majority of the pictures were chosen from the records of the Army Signal Corps in Record Group (RG) 111, the Department of the Navy in RG 80, the Coast Guard in RG 26, the Marine Corps in RG 127, and the Office of War Information in RG 208.
- NARA | Genealogy | Deaths of U.S. Citizens in Foreign Countries
From the earliest days of the republic one of the duties of U.S. consular officers was to report to the Department of State the names of U.S. citizens who died within their consular districts. These death reports commonly provide acceptable documentation in the English language for cases in which satisfactory proof of an American death might be very difficult to obtain in any other form.
- NARA | Publications | Diplomatic Records
Diplomatic Records: A Select Catalog of National Archives Microfilm Publications.
- Using the Semantic Web for Genealogy
Several tools to add genealogy data to the Semantic Web.
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