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March 31, 2004

• Clark Kinsey Photographs Collection 
  Clark Kinsey's work as a photographer documented the logging industry in the Pacific Northwest. From shortly before World War I, spent his career documenting the logging and milling camps and other forest related activities in Washington, Oregon, California, and British Columbia. This collection consists of photographs of loggers and logging life in Washington State.

  March 30, 2004

• California Public Records 
  Information on how to obtain California birth records, death records, marriage records, and divorce records.
• A Step Back 
  Nostalgic Notecards created from Vintage reproduction images from Tawsha's own personal collection.
• 43rd Georgia Infantry Regiment Volunteer 
  History site for the 43rd Georgia Civil War Regiment.

  March 26, 2004

• national hansen's disease programs 
  A records center for old public medical service records for seaman.
• Connections 
  Connections is a forum for researchers focusing mainly on Australian, Irish and British information. Listings of resources for researches will be added. You can view all the information on the forum, but will need to register to post to the forum.
• GenesConnected.com 
  Search for UK ancestors and build your family tree free.

  March 24, 2004

• Barry to Buenos Aires 
  1913 Sea voyage to South AmericaUK, Argentina.
• Family Estimator Page 
  It will take a single date and event for one person and estimate and build a whole family group sheet for them. It comes from over 100,000 computerized genealogical records from Western Europe and North America taken from the LDS databases. The logic is that people marry about 18-24, without birth control, the first child will come 1 year later, and so forth. The logic carries that each person will live an average of X years depending on when they were born. Women will live longer than men. It is for the end of a line. It will give you a point in time to start looking plus or minus 8 yrs. The data is statistical using quadratic and linear equations, so each year and circumstances will produce different data. It takes into account that medicine has improved so has the human life span. It cannot take into account war, plague, illegitimate children, early birth, accidental death or divorce.
• NotreTemps.com - Généalogie 
  Notretemps.com is a French site providing to the senior audience editorial content. The site offers a Genealogy Beginners Guide. It also makes it possible to request different French databases. Several articles are also available highlighting major concerns in genealogy. This site is exclusively in French.

  March 22, 2004

• OnLine & OnTime, Virtual Transcription Services 
  Preserve your oral histories on paper. Amateur genealogists ourselves, we can transcribe your oral histories in either tape or digital format.
• Concerned United Birthparents 
  National non-profit support group that welcomes all members of the adoption circle.
• The Beaver Creek Tragedy 
  Story of Norwegian immigrants Osten and Aase Sondresson and their orphaned children at the Beaver Creek Settlement.
• Kentucky Lines 
  A place to search for your Kentucky ancestors. This site is FREE to join.
• Genealogie et Histoire des Familles - Pays Basque - Adour Maritime 
  French genealogical site about Basque Country and Adour river border. Vital records database.
• We Make Books 
  full service genealogy and family history book publishing in print and electronic form.
• An internet resting place for loved ones 
  Our mission is to provide you or a loved one a lasting & permanent web memorial. By doing so the memory of your loved one will live on forever so you will be able to visit their memorial anytime you wish. We have a variety of options and packages to insure that everyone memorial fits each individual they represent. We have basic web memorials, simple obituary listings, pet memorials and even eCremations.

  March 19, 2004

• Iowa Ghost Towns 
  This site lists towns in Iowa that are extinct or just not what they once were in their prime.
• Philip Freneau Cemetery, Matawan, NJ 
  indexed list of burials in Freneau Cemetery, Matawan, Monmouth County, NJ.
• St. James AME Zion Historic Church Cemetery 
  indexed listing of St. James AME Zion Historic Church Cemetery, Matawan, NJ.
• Little Family Burying Ground, Matawan, NJ 
  indexed listing of Little Burying Ground burials, Matawan, Monmouth County, NJ.
• Crawford Family Cemetery, Holmdel, NJ 
  indexed listing of Crawford Cemetery gravestones, Holmdel, Monmouth County, NJ.
• catholic germans from russia and romania 
  surnames, family trees, immigration, resources for specific surnames.
• Digital Handsworth - Image Gallery 
  Digitized original baptism register for St Mary, Handsworth, England (was Staffordshire now Birmingham) for 1870-1894. Project in progress.
• 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.
• ResultsAbout White Pages 
  An excellent site for links to telephone directories / white pages.
• 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.

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