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Buckinghamshire Family History Society

England.

Buckinghamshire Genealogical Society

England.

Bucks County Genealogical Society

A home for genealogists living in or near Bucks County, Pennsylvania, as well as those with Bucks County roots.

Buderim Historical Society

Queensland, Australia.

Buena Vista County Genealogical Society

Storm Lake, Iowa.

Buena Vista County Historical Society

Storm Lake, Iowa.

Buffalo & Western New York Italian Genealogy Society

Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society

New York.

Buffalo County Historical Society

Located in Alma, Wisconsin, a historical society with a genealogy emphasis for the county.

Buffalo County Historical Society

Kearney, Nebraska.

Buffalo Fire Department Local 282 - Historical Society

New York.

Buffalo Historical Society

Buffalo, North Dakota.
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Buffalo Irish Genealogical Society

Buffalo, New York.
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Bukovina Society of the Americas

This website covers the migration of Germans from Rhine-Palatinate, Württemberg and the Bohemian Forest in the late 1700's and early 1800's when they were recruited/motivated to settle Bukovina (land of beech trees), then a sparsely populated crown land of the Aus­trian Hungarian Empire. After one or two generations in Bukovina, scarcity of land and the attraction of the new world countries again motivated a migration in the late 1800's to early 1900's. Kansas, Washington, Colorado, Illinois and New York were their main destinations in North America and Brazil was the major destination in South America. This website has rich content on the history, culture and genealogy of the Bukovina Germans.

Bullitt County Genealogical Society

Sheperdsville, Kentucky.

Bullskin Township Historical Society

Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania.

Bunbury Historical Society

Bunbury, Western Australia - KING Cottage was built by Henry KING and his sons in the early 1880s. KING was a brickmaker and made all the bricks himself. The cottage, now a museum, was occupied by four generations of the KING family.The museum it is a fine example of a home in which a working class family lived during the period from the 1880s until the 1920s.

Bundaberg Genealogical Association, Inc.

Queensland, Australia.
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Buninyong & District Historical Society

Victoria, Australia.

Bunny Village History Society

Nottinghamshire, England.