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This is an index to the new, temporarily uncategorized links submitted by visitors to the previous version of Cyndi's List.

    30 May 2008

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    • Easytree - Hellrich Heirlooms Family Tree Wallchart

      A very comprehensive Family Tree Wallchart which goes backwards and forwards. Printed on Quality 104 gsm parchment coloured paper and packaged in a sturdy cylinder with endcaps. Comes with full step by step instructions.

    • GenCo-Op.com WI-Washburn County

      Washburn County, WI resources including newspapers, school records, vital records, cemeteries, obituaries and more. A growing collection.

    22 May 2008

    • Smid Family Collection

      Scanned images of the diary and other personal documents of Obe Johannes Smid (1802-1850) of the Mennonite Congregation of Balk, Friesland, The Netherlands, many of whom emigrated to Elkhart Country, Indiana, in the mid-1800s.

    • Good Stock Press & Bindery

      Professional design, printing, and binding services for customized family story books. Coffee table heirloom quality featuring family trees, photos, old memorabilia, and text. Scanning and writing services also available. Easy online book proofing.

    • GreenDavies.co.uk

      The family history website dedicated to all my ancestors. Surnames included; GREEN, DAVIES, FORSTER, HALL, HANKEY,JONES, LEICESTER, LENTHALL, LONG, LOOSEMORE, MORGANS, THOMAS, VINCENT. Living in England and Wales.

    21 May 2008

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    19 May 2008

    • Greenville County, SC, Historical Records

      Digital Collection of Deeds, Probate Estate Papers, and District Court Records. Thousands of images/pages. IMPORTANT NOTE: In their lists 'Items' means 'Databases.'.

    • bradleycountyresearch

      Obituary Index for Bradley County, Arkansas.

    • WARBRIDES.COM.AU

      Information about war brides who came to Australia after the wars of the 20th century. Based on book published in 2002.

    18 May 2008

    17 May 2008

    • Wiltshire Heritage Museum, Library and Gallery

      The Wiltshire Heritage Museum, together with its associated Library and Art Gallery, holds collections covering the archaeology, recent history, natural history and art of Wiltshire; including what are arguably some of the finest Bronze Age finds to be seen outside London. The collections have been Designated as being a significant part of England’s cultural heritage.

    • Hartley Family Tree Homepage

      Hartley family tree site. Some lines going back 20+ generations and more than 350 direct ancesters listed.

    • Germanic Genealogist

      Professional researcher specializing in all German-speaking regions of Europe. Based in Salt Lake City, Utah.

    • Gawber Parish Records

      Gawber (near Barnsley)Yorkshire, UK : baptisms and burials.

    16 May 2008

    • Genealogy Simple & Fun

      Here are Articles to help you in your research, News information plus Items to make your Genealogy Adventure Fun!.

    15 May 2008

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    12 May 2008

    • Free People of Color of Texas

      The Free People of Color of Texas Project is an attempt to identify all Free People of Color who were born or lived in Texas prior to the Civil War. The list of surnames on this website include people in many counties of Texas and numerous other states.

    • genealogie van het geslacht Eijgenraam

      the history of the family Eygenraam and Eigenraam in the Netherlands since the year 1612.

    • VEITCH in Burnham-on-Crouch

      The VEITCH family lived at Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, England at the beginning of the 20th Century. The site details the family tree and also provides a glimpse of life in Edwardian Burnham through the presentation of family heirlooms and contemporary postcards.

    11 May 2008

    • The Smithson Family Exchange

      This site contains past Smithson Family Exchange newsletters, photos, census and military information, and general information regarding the Smithson family.

    10 May 2008

    • Plymouth Colony Forums

      Genealogy and history discussion forums for New Plymouth Colony (1620-1681) and its Massachusetts daughter counties - Plymouth, Barnstable and Bristol (1681 to date).

    • Town Records of Barnstable County

      Early records through 1920 transcribed from Annual Reports of the towns of Barnstable County, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, initiated by the Harwich Historical Society under the auspices of the Cape Cod Genealogical Society.

    • Early Bridgewater Families

      Well-documented accounts of the early generations of the families of Samuel PACKARD and John WASHBURN of Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

    • Resources for New England Research

      A variety of information of interest to those involved in genealogical research in New England, with an emphasis is on tools and resources, on and off the internet.

    • The Rich Men of Massachusetts

      Indexed page images of an 1851 book containing 'A Statement of the Reputed Wealth of About Fifteen Hundred Persons, with Brief Sketches of More than One Thousand Characters'.

    • History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater

      Complete transcription of Nahum Mitchell's 1840 account of the history and genealogy of Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

    • History of Hingham

      Complete edition of the three-volume work on Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts history and genealogy, published in 1893. Some sections have been transcribed and the remainder are in page images.

    • History of Marshfield

      Complete edition of the two-volume work on Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts history and genealogy by Lysander Salmon Richards, published in 1901-1905. Some sections have been transcribed and the remainder are in page images.

    • Ancestor Hunters

      We promote free genealogy. Bringing people together to help them find their roots, explore common family history and discover distant ancestors. A center for genealogical information exchange and a forum for family research. Are you looking for them, are you interested in how they lived.

    08 May 2008

    • Erbenermittlung SuSiE Genealogical and Heir Reseaches

      We are specilised in Genealogical researches (We often handle Int. Heritage Affairs) in the Earstern PArts of Europe, SCandinavian Countrys, Germany, Austria, Swizerland and the USA as well, feel fre to write us your problem.

    • Genealogyhounds.com Home of All That Genealogy

      Genealogyhounds was initially developed for our use as a resource in family history research. Now as family history consultants we use it as a resource for our students with links to sites and information we use in class. We have also started a business to print wall charts, large photos etc for those wanting the same. Researching MILLER, JENSEN, BROADDUS, WARFORD, PICKETT, SHIPLEY.

    • Genealogically

      Over 500 pages of information, mainly transcribed. Sections on: Ireland (hundreds of census extracts, griffith's valuation), Wales, and England. Lots of Parish records also transcribed, and directories, by occupation. I have lost count of the hours I've spent transcribing, or re-entering data into spreadsheets in my research, and I've made all this available for free to my visitors. There's even a message board available to help each other out with questions.

    • Gumshoe Genealogy

      Genealogy web site listing of family photos by surnames.

    07 May 2008

    • Bishopwearmouth Graves

      Search for graves in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, Sunderland, England.

    • Cherokee Heritage Documentation Center

      A quick and simple way for you to register, document your Cherokee heritage and genology, join a tribe and learn more about who you are.

    • Newport's War Dead

      List of caualties of both military and civilians in both world wars until recent times of Newport City, Gwent, UK formerly Newport, Monmouthshire.Photographs of some the casualties grave headstones buried locally and the casualties themselves and of Merchant and Royal Navy ships that some casualties served on are included where known or found.

    06 May 2008

    • Catch My Memory

      Catch My Memory (CMM) is in the business of saving life stories and making sure everyone’s history is properly remembered. CMM’s do-it-yourself family history kits, the StoryCatcher and the PhotoCatcher, transform a loved one’s memories into an instant family heirloom. Make sure your family's genealogy is never lost - start with today's generations!.

    • Morgan Index of Ohio People, Businesses and Institutions, 1796-1850.

      This is a new updated and expanded index of the Ohio Name Index. It is now called the Morgan Index of Ohio People, Businesses and Institutions, 1796-1850. The site is now platformed on OhioLINK, has a new search engine for basic searches as well as advanced searches with limit options. Searches can be conducted by name, address, city, state, occupation, race, birth/death date and place of birth and death, as well as employer. Searches may be sorted by name, date city or occupation and by gender , male or female, or business. Entries have been expanded from 88,000 to over 130,000 with quarterly updates now a regular feature.

    • BASSETT HISTORICAL CENTER

      The Bassett Historical Center is the repository for all genealogical research and local history for the counties of Henry and Patrick and the City of Martinsville, Virginia. In addition, the Center houses a large collection of materials from surrounding counties in Virginia and North Carolina.

    05 May 2008

    • Irishmariners.ie - an index of Irish merchant seamen active 1918-1921

      The website contains a database of Irish born merchant seamen contained in the CR10 series of index cards in the Southampton Civic Archives, which holds 270,000 cards covering the the British Merchant Marine during the period from late 1918 to the end of 1921.

    • JacobBoerema.nl: Transcript: makes transcribing easier

      Transcript is a program designed to help you to transcribe the text on digital images of documents. You see the image in the upper screen and the editor on the bottom. It has many features which make transcribing easier and is free for personal non commercial use.

    • Life Stories and Family Histories

      I have life stories to share of specific pioneers with the last name of ADAMSON, ANDERSEN, BURBANK, IZATT, KING, MARBLE, PETT, RASMUSDATTER, SHAW, SHELER, SOUTHWORTH, WILDING, WINEGAR who immigrated to Utah in the 1800's and died there.

    • Nebraska Research by Martha Vestecka-Miller

      STATE OF NEBRASKA RESEARCH.

    • The Select Surname Website

      Worldwide genealogy of 30 select surnames, including Adams, Armstrong, Armstrong, Chapman, Ellis, Fox, Fuller, Henderson, Jefferson, Nash, Richardson, Tucker, and Webster.

    • The Family History Research Toolkit

      Michael Hait, the author of The Family History Research Toolkit CD-ROM (Genealogical Pubg., 2008), details the features of this exciting new tool for genealogists. Features FREE fully-functional sample forms.

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