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Site Web de généalogie: sud-est du Tarn Updated

Le dépouillement systématique des registres de mariage, entre 1793 et 1900, dans le sud-est du Tarn, est accessible sur cette page par le biais d'un moteur de recherche.

Sök i Register till SCB - Riksarkivet - Sök i arkiven - SCB födda, vigda, döda 1860–1948

From the archive of Sweden, an online database to search and retrieve the birth, marriage and death records by Parish or region for the period 1860-1948.

Suomen Sukututkimusseura - HisKi Project

A searchable database of births, marriages, burials and moves for many Finnish parishes. From the Genealogical Society of Finland.

The Cochin Churchbook

Baptism & marriages from the Dutch Church in Cochin, India (1754-1804).
[The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

The Digital Archive - Church Books

The National Archives of Norway has scanned, and made available most of the church books residing in the regional archives. In addition, millions of entries in the church books have been made searchable.

The POYNTZ Family in India

Selected Extracts from the India Presidencies of Bengal, Bombay and Madras Ecclesiastical Returns of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1713-1948.

The Town of Zeitz

Birth, christening, marriage and death records of St. Michael's, Zeitz, Sachsen, Prussia from 1799 to 1874.

Tombo (beta) | Portal de registos paroquiais portugueses para genealogistas

Index of all available parish record books in Portugal. Many links to digitized images of the parish records online.

TRESOAR - Fries Historisch en Letterkundig Centrum

Official site of the Friesland Historical and Literary Centre. Very large searchable database of all birth, marriage and death records from 1811-1902, and many more.

Vital Records Extracted From The Life, Travels, and Ministry of Milton M. Everly

September 1901-September 1903. Extractions of records for marriages, some baptisms, and funerals.
[The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

Wie was Wie / Who was Who

Ruim 130 miljoen personen in de database. More than 130 million persons in the database. Civil registration records, population registers, church registers and more aggregated from a large number of Dutch archive organizations participating in WieWasWie.