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May 30, 2005

• Parishmouse 
  Photographs of Worcestershire churches and graves fully searchable by name.
• Shropshire Family History Research 
  Research in the area of Shropshire, England.

  May 29, 2005

• Erath County Texas Marriage Index 
  Index of more than 12,000 marriages in Erath County Texas.

  May 28, 2005

• Wexford Genealogy Organization 
• Sand Flat Cemetery, Smith County, Texas 
  This database contains information, photographs of grave markers, photographs of individuals, obituaries, stories and newspaper articles about the deceased. If you have information that we can post please contact us.
• Onondaga Historical Association 
  One of the nation's largest regional collections of historical treasures awaits you at the OHA Museum. Engaging photos, paintings, maps and rare artifacts provide a fascinating exploration through 300 years of history!.
• Letters - Willard Ainsworth Cutter 
  There are about 100 Civil War letters, written home by Willard Cutter, each in a thumbnail.jpg file which you can click on and read the letter.

  May 27, 2005

• Tracing Births, Deaths & Marriages at Sea 
  At sea finding the birth, death or even marriage of one of your ancestors? Well perhaps the event did actually take place at sea. This book will help guide you through the myth and fact of what records there are to help you discover the truth. Addresses what records were, or should have been, created recording births, deaths and marriages, aboard British Merchant ships (including colonial ones), passenger ships to the UK, and Royal Navy ships. Pitfalls and special cases such as events in territorial waters, and those related to army personnel are also examined.Subsequent chapters identify what records have actually survived, for what period, what they contain, where they are to be found, and how they are arranged. The book also summarises details of the provisions which a number of colonial administrations - particularly in Australia - made for the recording of events that took place at sea. There is a good section on subsidiary sources, which may throw up information not otherwise available, be this from newspapers, gravestones, wills or occupational records. The book concludes with a search strategy and appendices to aid your research. Written by Christopher & Michael Watts, pub. Society of Genealogists 2004,.
• COUNTRY MANOR TEMPLATES 
  We have a few Geneology and Family Background Theme Sets and hope to add some more.
• Axion Press 
  Acess to 9 databases of roughly 37,000 names, plus 12 published books of genealogy with descriptions. Excellent reference for German, Swiss, Mennonite-Anababtist, Jewish, Italian, English, Scottish, Irish, Colonial, and Medieval genealogy.
• ROSSELS.FAVOS 
  BMD from The Netherlands.Links and info.

  May 26, 2005

• The Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies, at the University of Virginia 
  The Institute was established in 1981 in response to student and faculty demands for a more coherent African-American and African Studies program. It is an interdisciplinary teaching and research center drawing the majority of its faculty and students from the humanities and social sciences. Some of the projects undertaken by the Woodson Institute are compiling "African American Cemeteries in Albemarle County, VA" and "The J. F. Bell Funeral Home Records, Charlottesville, VA 1917-1989.".
• Virginia Center for Digital History.  
  The Virginia Center for Digital History promotes the teaching and learning of history using digital technologies. The Center has many useful projects, of which "Virtual Jamestown" and "Valley of the Shadow" are only two.
• HUNT for your Ancestors. (Suffolk. UK) 
  This site has information on Suffolk Parish Register Transcripts also Bishop Transcripts and Parish Papers for Parishes of Lakenheath. Mildenhall. Hundon. Kedington. Stansfield. Stradishall. Wickhambrook. Also transcripts for Bury Gaol 1844-1848 and 1863-1866(Bury St Edmunds) in Suffolk. Theses are now available for sale on three seperate compact discs.Also with link to Scottish artist's George James RANKIN (1864-1937)and Andrew Scott RANKIN (1868-1942) both having their illustrations on postcards as well as in natural history books.
• Five Thousand Ways to Earn a Living 
  A list of trades and occupations compiled from parish records and census lists in England.
• Texas Books 
  Birth, marriage, death, obituary, and cemetery records.
• Lone Sentry: Photos, Articles, and Research on the European Theater in WWII 
  Unpublished veteran photos, documents, and articles on theEuropean Theater in World War II.

  May 25, 2005

• BENBRADAGH 
  Site has PDF files of the BENBRADAGH magazines issued 1970-2000 and no longer available.Published in DUNGIVEN CO.DERRY.Contain articles on the history of the area and the ROE VALLEY and of much use to researchers of their ancestors and ancestral homelands.

  May 24, 2005

• Wallingford History Gateway 
  The history of Wallingford, Oxfordshire (formerly Berkshire), and key characters.

  May 23, 2005

• Pioneer Cemetery 
  Pioneer Cemetery - Southfield, Oakland Co. Michigan. Pioneers of Southfield Twp., many are ancesters of the founding fathers of Southampton L.I. NY. -Stephens- Photos, bio's family trees.
• Marlboro County Library 
  Bennettsville, SC.
• Historical Vaudeville Theatre Listings 
  This site is intended for people who are searching for ancestors they think may have been working on stage as performers in North America. I've used the Manitoba Free Press as a reference and copied the names of performers, their acts and scanned the pictures that went with them. I have so far transcribed what was playing for most of 1913 in Winnipeg, Manitba, Canada. Since Winnipeg was part of the main vaudeville circuit of North America many people from all over the world toured through here. I have also included local people who perhaps provide 'songs' and such as a part of the larger program, if they are mentioned. I think I've been pretty thorough, though I haven't transcribed every word as they were very wordy. I have arranged it to be easily searched by performer's name. My format is to list the theatres and who and what was playing in each on a weekly basis, one week per page of all the theatres, and at the bottom of each page I have listed just the performers in order of appearance on the page. Then I have taken these names and put them all on one document in alphabetical order with the week they were playing beside each name. The searcher would thus be able to quickly scan the names, see what week they were on stage and then go to my weekly listing page that has a link for each week. Searchers have to bear in mind that in those days performers changed their names as often as they changed their act so you'd be advised to look for clues, which is why I thought a description of the act would be helpful as opposed to just a list of names. PLus its much more fun for me.

  May 22, 2005

• www.bewcastle.com 
  Bewcaslte and Bailey families final resting place of the famous Border Reiver clans. A full description of each grave, together with a plan of the churchyard showing numbered graves, index of persons, index of places and miscellaneous index, is available on CD in Word, Rich Text and Adobe Acrobat format, for both PC and Macintosh, either to pick up in the church Bewcastle is one of the last, unspoilt areas of Britain. Farmed, lived in and fought over for three thousand years, it still retains the rugged splendour of the border regions. This is the haunt of buzzard, curlew and lapwing. While sheep now graze over much of the land, the fells and 'wastes' have changed little since prehistoric times.
• maquah.net 
  Maquah.net provides free access to key documents and collections to help trace Ojibwe ancestry, including the Ransom Judd Powell Papers on families from the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota.
• ojibwe.info - focusing on Ahnishinahbæótjibway, Ojibwe, and Métis genealogy  
  Contains two large genealogical databases on Native Americans families from the Red Lake and White Earth Reservations (Minnesota), Genealogy from Ruth Landes's Ojibwe Sociology, Leech Lake Indian Reservation Census Rolls (1922), Chippewa Indian Treaty Signers (1785-1817), Red Lake and Pembina "Chippewa Annuity Payrolls" (1864-1878).
• Historikerkanzlei Genealogic researches 
  All genealogical-historical researches in Austria and the former countries of the Austro-Hungarian empire, provided by historians.
• Encyclopedia of Chicago 
  Resource from the Chicago Historical Society, Newberry Library and Northwestern University.

  May 21, 2005

• British 1820 Settlers to South Africa Genealogy Website 
  A totally free website, dedicated to the British Settlers to South Africa in 1820, their descendants and researchers. All the information has been generously supplied or posted by the members of this website. Searchable Settler databases with over 30,000 names, the ships, etc.
• Vintage Kin Genealogical Web Art 
  Free borders, tiles, buttons, bars, clipart and and co-ordinated web sets to decorate your family homepage.
• The USF Africana Heritage Project 
  Their mission is to rediscover precious records that document the names and lives of former slaves, freedpersons and their descendants, and share those records on their free Internet site.
• Recollections - Capturing Memories 
  Resources, Articles, E-courses and free Ezine for Genealogists who now want to turn their research into a collection of polished family stories. Let a personal historian show you how.

  May 20, 2005

• Kent County Marriages Index 1849-1929 Searchable Database 
  Index to the names of the people listed in the Index to the marriages recorded in Kent County, Michigan. 95,098 records as of May 2005.
• History of the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan, (Baxter 1891) 
  Comprehensive and highly reliable history of the city and the neighboring village of Lowell, Michigan.
• Index to Kent County Michigan Transient Deaths, 1874-1887 
  NOTE: These records were transcribed from those found in the City of Grand Rapids. Most of the transient deaths were from the townships in Kent County.
• Index to Birdsall Funeral Home Records, Volumes 1-7 
  There are seven volumes of records dating from August 22, 1912 through July 22, 1938.
• Descendants of William the Conqueror 
  As the title suggests, this is a text version of the descendants of William the Conqueror. After 25 years of research I have about 400,000 of them plus spouses.

  May 19, 2005

• A Personal Portrait 
  A Personal Portrait is an essential tool that will help you archive your life and your family legacy.
• Lewis Cemetery, Marion Co., Oregon 
  Records for individuals buried at Lewis Cemetery in Marion Co., Oregon.
• Wagnalls Memorial Library 
  The Wagnalls Memorial Library is a public library given to the residents of Lithopolis and Bloom Township by Mabel Wagnalls Jones in memory of her parents, Adam and Anna Willis Wagnalls. Adam was the co-founder of the Funk and Wagnalls Publishing Co. The Wagnalls Memorial Library is partially funded by the Wagnalls Memorial Foundation.

  May 18, 2005

• [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]
  ROCKINGHAM & STOKES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NOTEBOOK 
  Informative up to date website on our regular quarterly meetings and our swap meetings. Plus other information for research in the area.
• Trace and Make Your family tree 
  Trace Your Family Tree, a complete reference guide to help you make your family tree online.

  May 17, 2005

• Solway plain past and present 
  History and general information on north-west Cumbria, especially Holm Cultram Parish.

  May 16, 2005

• [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]
  Cumberland/Westmorland Genealogy 
  Reasonable priced service, from single look ups to full family history research.
• 19th Century Indiana Physicians Database 
  Th database is of 19th century physicians and midwives by self-declaration in census or to an organized medical society identified themselves as physicians or midwives. The inclusion in this list in no way is a comment on the competency or training of a person. Information has been gathered from Indiana Census roles of 1850, 1860, and 1870. Some state records from 1880 have been entered. Also extensively used were lists of physicians made for the Indiana State Board of Public Health. County histories and other local histories have been used. Obituraries in medical journals were also used and well as other miscellaneous sources.The cutoff date for inclusion is licensure by 1900. As any researcher knows most of the sources consulted for this database are not error free. Therefore, we offer this database as guide to further research rather than as error free.
• Janaway Genealogy Books: Africian American 
  Genealogy Books and CDs on Africian American history and genealogical research.

  May 14, 2005

  May 13, 2005

• Genealogie E-mailgroep SeniorWeb NL 
  Een interessante site t.b.v. iedere geïnteresseerde in de genealogie, mede opgezet door en voor de nu > 400 deelnemers van genoemde e-mailgroep.Veel informatie, veel eigen bijdragen en heel veel familienamen in onderzoek en eigen beheer.

  May 12, 2005

• Michigan Tombstones 
  Transcriptions of various older cemeteries in southeast MI. List of available photos with request link.
• Essex Pubs - Public Houses, Taverns & Inns in Essex, England - Censusology, Genealogy and History 
  This was Ian Hunter's Essex Pub site. I have full permission from his brother and Father to continue updating Ian's site. It is a fascinating study of ALL Essex Public Houses in Essex, about 1500 of them, it also includes many images, photograpghs, and postcartds of these, again about 1500 images. These are not in any of the major search engines as they are inconsistent in their searches and have to do these by hand.It is a unique aite that is continually being updated. It also has its own private search engine supported bt FreeFind that make the entire site searchable.A magnificent censusology site!Enjoy.Kevan.

  May 10, 2005

• WADENHART.DE | Historical to Marienfeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, Muensterland and more . . . 
  Worth knowing to the place Marienfeld - worth knowing to the former Cistercian monastery - worth knowing to the abbotts and monks - the Marienfelder monk listing - genealogy in the Muensterland.
• New Hampshire History & Genealogy 
  Providing history and genealogy resources for all counties in New Hammpshire. Many free files available that are not found on other web sites.

  May 9, 2005

• UK Family Tree Researcher 
  An experienced and friendly Family Tree Researcher available to research your family tree. Traces ancestors in the UK, US and other countries. Consultations provided free of charge. Supplies birth, marriage and death certificates.Helps adults who were adoptees to trace their birth families.Also available to hire for local historical photography services and research. This includes photographing your ancestors gravestones, and even placing flowers on graves.In addition, the site provides free information such as the Coventry Blitz Resource Centre, Coventry and Warwickshire Home Guard, and the largest free online Dictionary of Old Occupations.There is also a growing collection of information about Coventry's historical buildings which are disappearing or in need of preservation.

  May 8, 2005

• Hurst History Study Group 
  The Hurst History Study Groupis dedicated to researching and preserving the History of Hurstpierpoint (West Sussex, England) and the surrounding area.
• James J. Hill Reference Library 
  James J. Hill Reference Library, 80 West Fourth Street, St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 265-5500. James J. Hill was one of the founders of the Great Northern Railroad. This library holds his personal papers and corporate records.

  May 7, 2005

• SHG Resources 
  State History Guide - Symbols and Facts. Browse the state's symbols; bird, flower, flag, motto, seal, tree, etc. with pictures. Find origin of the state name. View the almanac and peruse facts and stats such as the capitol, location, and date admitted to the union.
• Early Doctors of Yamhill County 
  Early doctors of Yamhill County, Oregon, USA from 1840-1960. Includes Newberg, McMinnville, Dayton, Amity, and Lafayette, in Yamhill County, and also St. Paul, in Marion County, Oregon, USA. Complete obituaries of some of the doctors.

  May 6, 2005

• New Cumnock War Memorials and Military Burials 
  Although the site explores the War Memorials and Military Burials in the parish of New Cumnock, Ayrshire, Scotland, there are photographs and transcriptions of tombstones in the various village cemeteries.

  May 5, 2005

• Maps of the Past 
  This is a simple database of map images, covering the 16th through 20th century map images. The specialise in maps aimed at genealogists, who are seeking their roots. Many land ownership maps displayed covering hundreds of county maps.

  May 4, 2005

• Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama 
  Cherokee Tribe, state recognized.
• Digital Family Tree Monitor 
  The Digitale Stamboom Monitor is a free service for genealogists who automatically want to receive new additions to the Digitale Stamboom (Dutch for Digital Family Tree) sites of Amersfoort, Delft, Eindhoven, Kennemerland, Leiden and Rotterdam.

  May 3, 2005

• Philadelphia Passenger Lists Quick Guide 1800-1948 
  A list of research material for locating Philadelphia passenger records. Included are microfilmed records and indexes, CD-Roms, books, and online indexes.

  May 2, 2005

• Madame X - Wild Times on Railroad Avenue in Elmira, New York, 1913 
  A history of vice in Elmira, New York which led to the Women's League "Vice Report of 1913".

  May 1, 2005

• The Old Glasgow Club 
  An historical club founded in 1900 in Glasgow, Scotland for people interested in all aspects of Old Glasgow.

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