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Ancestry.com - Northern Ireland Genealogy & Northern Ireland Family History Resources

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Fianna Guide to Irish Genealogy - County Armagh

From Ireland - County Armagh

Information on genealogical resources, databases, indices and more.

Genealogylinks.net - Ireland - County Armagh

GENUKI - UK & Ireland Genealogy

Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives - Armagh

Free genealogical data about families originating in Ireland.

Irish Ancestors - County Armagh

A comprehensive guide to Irish research. From John Grenham and the Irish Times on the Web

South Armagh Genealogy Project

SAGP aim to construct a dedicated website for genealogy for the South Armagh region. This will not contain any actual genealogical records but will show the visitor what genealogical information and sources are available and where they can be accessed. It will include a central database for genealogy sources for the South Armagh area. This will give links to other websites with a similar interest. We will conduct a number of case studies on famous (or indeed infamous) residents or on historic events in the South Armagh area. SAGP will be organising a number of genealogical tours in the South Armagh area. These tours would visit places and people/groups of interest to local genealogy. We will produce a number of interpretative panels for some graveyards in the South Armagh area. We will identify a number of historic graveyards and produce an interpretative panel at the entrance and this would detail the history of the graveyard and also an index and map to the headstones in the cemetery.

Ulster Historical Foundation

UlsterHeritage.com - All Things Ulster

The home of the Ulster Heritage DNA Project which does genetic genealogy research for families of Ulster ancestry and promotes interest in Irish, Gaelic, Ulster Scots, Scots-Irish, and Hebridean origin Ulster heritage and history.

Visit Armagh, Northern Ireland

WorldGenWeb Project