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5 September 2012

  • 13th MA Inf Reunions 1888-1909

    After the war veterans established an organization named the Thirteenth Massachusetts Regiment Association and held annual reunions with dinner usually at Young's Hotel in Boston. Each year a Circular was published containing articles and reminiscences of their service together and activities from the last meeting. Circulars were published from issue #1 year 1888 to the last issue # 35 in 1922. This is a complete file of those Circulars.

  • 13th MA Inf Reunions 1910-1922

    After the war veterans established an organization named the Thirteenth Massachusetts Regiment Association and held annual reunions with dinner usually at Young's Hotel in Boston. Each year a Circular was published containing articles and reminiscences of their service together and activities from the last meeting. Circulars were published from issue #1 year 1888 to the last issue # 35 in 1922. This is a complete file of those Circulars.

  • 1895 Grand Island NE Soldiers & Sailors Home

    This is a pamphlet about the Soldiers & Sailors home located in Grand Island NE (Hall County) with lots of information regarding the rules & regulations on being a resident there.

  • 2Hunt4 My Ancestors

    This is the ancestral website of Dave and Nikki HUNT. The site contains the results of our ongoing research into our family history. HUNT, GREENHAM, LOCKYER, PAINTER, JESTY, JOHNSON, BUTCHER, WILLIS, REEMAN are but a few of the families from the UK covered in this site.

  • Adoption Rights Alliance....regaining identities, histories and rights for adopted people in Ireland

    The mission of Adoption Rights Alliance is to advocate equal human and civil rights for those affected by Ireland's closed secret adoption system.

  • African-American Families Database

    The AAFD project is hosted by the Central Virginia History Researchers (CVHR), a partnership among local historians, anthropologists, database designers, and community residents. CVHR is developing an on-line database for connecting African-American families to their antebellum roots and tracing patterns of community formation in the post-bellum period.

  • Army of the Southwest

    Includes full alphabetical rosters and Roster and Records for the 4th Iowa Volunteer Infantry, 3rd Iowa Light Artillery Battery and 7th Iowa Volunteer Cavalry complete with age at enlistment, place of birth, company etc. on each man in each unit.

  • AZ Adoption Records Finder - Arizona Confidential Intermediary

    Certified Confidential Intermediary Arizona. As a Confidential Intermediary, I am able to open court records, agency records and even the original birth certificate. My mission is to help reunite the adoptee with their biological family.

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    Genealogy around Bl

  • Caddo- My Home Town

    History and genealogy link for Caddo and surrounding area. ALEXANDER, SIMMONS, SPRINGER, COOPER, WILLIAMS, MANNING, HANCOCK, CRAIGHEAD, SIEGEL.

  • Cherokee Trail

    Route from Arkansas, sw Missouri, east Texas, and Cherokee Nation to the California goldfields. Joined main California Trail at Fort Bridger, Wyoming. Used 1849 to 1900. See Cherokee Trail Diaries Vol I-II, and Vol III.

  • County Court Records Index

    Index to county records for Barron, Dunn and Pepin Counties of Wisconsin from circa 1855 to 1955. Includes references to circuit court records, county court records, probates, naturalizations and other county records, funeral records and indexes to biographies. The actual publications are housed in the University Archives (most are owned by the Wisconsin Historical Society).

  • Dunn County Cemetery Index

    Headstone transcriptions of cemeteries in Dunn County, Wisconsin from 1850s to 1994; compiled by Dunn County Genealogical Society and UW-Stout University Archives.

  • Evergreen Cemetery Index, Menomonie, WI

    Evergreen Cemetery is located in section 24 of Menomonie Township in Dunn County, Wisconsin. This cemetery, the largest in the county, was organized in 1873 by a local lumber company; the Knapp, Stout & Co. Company. This collection includes all recorded burials from 1873-2003.

  • Gen Gathering

    A gathering of researchers and genealogists that "give and take". Do you have resources in your home, or are you willing to do searches at your local courthouse, library, cemetery, etc.? If so, we would love to have you step up and join us. If you come here seeking volunteers to assist with finding a record for you, you have also come to the right place. We are all working together through generosity, cooperation, and willingness to share!

  • Genealogie van de familie Haans of Haens

    Genealogy and namehistory of the family HAANS or HAENS in the Netherlands.

  • Genealogy Roots Blog: 20 Things That Make Genealogy Fun

    A silly list from the Genealogy Roots blog.

  • Genealogy Roots Blog: Gregory Peck in the Social Security Death Index and his SS-5 Form

    Article about the actor Gregory Peck with his Social Security Card application (SS-5) as an example.

  • Illuminated Ancestries

    This blog contains posts about family history, genealogy, history, and all things related to these topics. This includes how-to's, as well as personal research and blog carnival topics. About the author: I have been engaged in genealogical and family history research since 1992. I have in-depth research experience in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and the American Civil War. I have taken numerous genealogy classes, as well as attending genealogy conferences. I hold memberships in DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution), the National Genealogical Society, the Illinois State Genealogical Society, and the McLean County Genealogical Society, where I attend local meetings. In addition, I am the County Coordinator and Webmaster for four USGenWeb sites, which are dedicated to genealogy. That leads to my next interest, which is Website design and development. I am also a member of a Civil War re-enacting and living history group.

  • In Flanders Fields Museum

    Museum in Belgium includes a Documentation Centre with a wide variety of resources. Databases & links to databases for casualties from Belgium, France, Germany & Great Britain.

  • informazioni e genealogia del cognome Davini - info and genealogy of the Davini surname

    Storia, informazioni e genealogia del cognome Davini nel mondo (History, info and genealogy of Davini surname in the world)

  • JONESGenealogy.com

    An online guide to Jones Genealogy and Family Tree research. Contains useful how-to information, free downloads, a suggested reading list and a wide range of genealogy tools.

  • Knox County Public Library

    Vincennes, Indiana.

  • Louisville Anzeiger Listing

    Louisville Anzeiger Death Listings. Names and dates of death published in Louisville's German-American Newspaper 1849

  • Lyczkowski Genealogy

    Genealogy of the Lyczkowski noble clans, the bearers of the Sulima, Trzaska, Slepowron and Pomian Coats of Arms. Lists of ancient szlachta clans of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Historical maps. Useful information.

  • Marion County GAGenWeb (USGenWeb)

    Fantastic growing site of Marion County GA Records, bibles, bios, census, military, animal records, newspaper abstracts, deeds, churches, cemeteries, civil war claims, court records, Indian Applications, marriage and death records, probate, and more.

  • Meermannen en -vrouwen

    De geschiedenis van de familie Marinus van 1550 tot vandaag

  • Oyate Research Center

    Oyate Exchange is a Proboards forum dealing with Dakota ancestry and genealogy research.

  • Pantagraph

    Bloomington, Illinois newspaper.

  • Polish Texans Current Events - History - Genealogy

    The history and genealogy of the Poles who call Texas home. Includes a searchable database of early Polish Texans from Bremond, Brenham, Chappell Hill, New Waverly, Anderson, Marlin and many other small towns.

  • Randall BUCHANAN's Genealogy Junction

    BUCHANAN, ARNOLD, HELM, GARNER, ODOM, McLEOD, MORGAN, WARNER, WATSON, MAYNARD.

  • Romberger All-Family Reunion

    Romberger, Ramberger, Rumberger, Rombarger, Rambarger, Rumbarger, Rauchenberger, Raumberger, Raumbarger, Rauenberger. As far back as before the 1753 landing in the US of the first immigrant ancestor, Bartel aka Bartholmaus.

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    Searchable database of graves in 11 cemeteries in Stockholm, Sweden.

  • Shropshire Family History Research

    Research in the area of Shropshire, England.

  • Smithfield United Church of Christ

    The German Evangelical Protestant Church (now named the Smithfield United Church of Christ) is the oldest congregation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, having been founded in 1782. Archival records include numerous registers of baptisms, marriages, and deaths as well as a variety of organizational records and are serviced by a volunteer archivist who responds to queries. The church

    • Smithfield UCC - Our Building

      Includes the on-line Guide to Church Registers of baptisms, confirmations, marriages, deaths and Finding Aid for the Smithfield United Church of Christ Archives.

  • South African Genealogy

    A practical site for those researching their South African roots. There is a DataArchive, passenger lists, info on wrecks, emigrants, as well as beginners tutorials and links to other useful websites.

  • Templars of Honor and Temperance

    Templars of Honor and Temperance originates in the U.S.A. In 1840, six craftsmen of Baltimore organised what was to become a temperance revivalist movement. A more strictly organised society, the Order of Sons of Temperance, was established in 1842. No 1. On 5 December 1845, the first officers were installed and that day is recorded as the birthday of the Temple of Honour. In 1938, at the Order

  • The Cemefairy Genealogy

    My personal family research: VA/WV/IA - KELLER, KELLY, MCINTOSH, & MITCHELL. OH/KS/CA - MANGOLD, DAETWEILER, SPRECHER, FAELBER.

  • The Map of Early Modern London

    Interactive copy of the Agas map of London circa 1570. Provides locations of various points of interest including streets & churches with clickable map points to detailed information on the location. Index includes streets, churches, wards & famous people.

  • The New Netherland Museum and the Half Moon

    Site of New Netherland Museum. The museum operates the Half Moon, a reproduction of the ship that Henry Hudson sailed from Holland to the New World in 1609. This site has information on the plank-by-plank replica which was created by the New Netherland Museum. Currently, there is a brief history of the voyage on 'The History' page. Pictures, graphics, and other interesting information can be found throughout this site.

  • The Parish Church of St. Catherine's Littleton

    Births, marriages and burials from the parish registers of St. Catherine's Church, Littleton in Hampshire, UK.

  • The Parish Church of St. Mary's Crawley

    Births, marriages and burials in the parish registers of St. Mary's Crawley in Hampshire, UK.

  • The Parish Church of St. Stephen's Sparsholt with Lainston

    Births, marriages and burials in the parish registers of St. Stephen Sparsholt with Lainston in Hampshire, UK.

  • The South African Genealogist

    A blog for anyone interested in South African genealogy or history. Regular features on things that would have affected our ancestors, discussions on heritage and interesting tidbits gleaned from hours spent in archives and libraries.

  • University of Wisconsin Stout - University Library - Local History Collections

    The University Area Research Center holds various official county records (ex: death and birth certificates) from Barron, Dunn, and Pepin counties.

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