Everton
Publishers | Family History Newsline Finding "Back Issues"
of Everton's Family History Newsline. All of the articles from the Family
History Newsline are archived online from the day they appear.
Our mission is simple - to provide a resource which can connect the family
trees of everyone in the world.
This is
the link to their family history section.
LDS Church
Family History online (FamilySearch)
Here is a link to About.com showing the results page after I searched for
"Genealogy".
Here is the link to Cyndi's List for Utah.
This is a site where you can go to a particular family forum to ask questions
about your individual family surname, or if your family doesn't have a
forum, you can start one.
The Washington County link to USGenWeb Project for the State of Utah. From
here you can access the rest of the USGenWeb & WorldGenWeb sites.
The searchable Burials Database is a product of the Utah Cemetery
Inventory Project which includes names and other genealogical information
about people who are buried in Utah cemeteries.
"We who research our family's history are good at remembering. We remember
often and we remember well. But, our memories last for only as long as
we are here. The purpose of this project is to organize volunteers who
will work together to create a lasting tribute to our ancestors. We will
transcribe tombstone inscriptions and have that work archived for the future
and made easily accessible to all."
GENUKI, the site for genealogy in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
German Roots: German
Genealogical Resources
Here is a site, called GenSource, that contains three different areas -
Common
Threads (to find other genealogists researching your family name),
I
Found It! (to locate genealogy sites on the internet) and
I Found
It! Archives.
Genealogy Exchange and Surname Registry is a is a genealogical data exchange
where visitors and researchers alike can go to find specific persons, and
exchange specific data with one another.
Translation.com is a definite help if you have documents that are
in Spanish, German or French that you need to be translated to English
(or visa versa), as well as from English to Italian, Norwegian and Portuguese.
Genealogy Home Page is
where you can look through 4,000 different links to various genealogy web
pages.
This is a site that has 2 billion names accessable on line.
This is a site that has links to many pages that are helpful to genealogical
research, to include Zip Code and National County Courthouse databases.
is a software program that gives you historical county boundries for any
of the states in the US. Using the site finder (cities/towns) you can plot
any town that you want onto the state map you're using and watch the county
boundries change in relation to the location of the plotted town/city.
At this site, you can download a demo copy and use it to see how it can
help you with your research..
This site mainly focuses on issues relating to the LDS Church, but the
page I have linked to can be searched for Genealogy, which is found in
the left box. Just click on "Genealogy" to highlight it, then highlight
what you want to in the next two boxes, type in what you want to search
for and click "Search".
Dick Eastman's Genealogy Newsletter
- Here you can see the current issue as well as back issues of the
newsletter. Dick Eastman is the forum manager of the four Genealogy Forums
on CompuServe. He also is the author of "YOUR ROOTS: Total Genealogy Planning
On Your Computer" published by Ziff-Davis Press. He can be reached at:
richard@eastman.net
is a site that has The Internet Family Finder (IFF). It includes the most
up-to-date index of the entire Family Archives Collection (from the folks
that make Family Tree Maker). It also provides links to Internet Web pages,
such as indexes, records, and family histories, as well as home pages containing
trees and reports.
This is a genealogy site for the United Kingdom Genealogy. It it jam-packed
with lots of useful information.
YourDictionary.com is a very useful site where you can enter any word in
English and get the translation in 221 different languages. There are also
Multilingual and Specialty Dictionaries, Thresauri and other vocabulary
aids, Language Identifiers and Guessers, an Index of Dictionary Indices,
a Web of Online Grammars, and a Web of Linguistic Fun.
Genealogy Today is a very useful site that has many areas to look at and
links to other topics of genealogical research.
This is the genealogy site for Parsons Technology. They have a searchable
database of surnames with links to web pages, and or, email addresses of
the individuals who submitted the information.
is a new online cooperative service for those who are looking for headstone
information. If you are searching for information about a particular headstone,
Headstone Hunter will publicize your search. Maybe someone will be able
to respond. That's all you need to do.
OneGreatFamily.com has announced a very ambitious project: to place data
about every identifiable person who ever lived on the face of the earth
into one huge, searchable database. "As part of the human family, we are
all related; we are all connected. The circle of life includes all of us
and is always expanding. We are all members of OneGreatFamily." They maintains
a large online database that is available to all members. Access to this
database is via a Web browser that is downloaded and seamlessly integrated
to your browser.
The Internet's oldest and largest FREE Genealogy Site. They have recently
(Jun 00) joined forces with Ancestry.com
The TopoZone is the Web's center for topographic map users and outdoor
recreation enthusiasts. We've worked with the USGS to create the Web's
first interactive topo map of the entire United States. If you're looking
for maps that don't leave big blank spaces between the highways, welcome!
Even though TopoZone.com is primarily aimed at the outdoor recreationalists,
topographic maps can come in mighty handy for the genealogist, too.
See the graves of thousands of famous people from around the world. Find
the graves of ancestors (now up to 2.5 million grave records), create virtual
memorials, add 'virtual flowers' to a loved one's grave, etc. Search by
name, location, claim to fame, birth and death dates.
Search EVERY name in your family tree ALL AT ONCE with our MyTrees PLUS
search. This saves you months or years of individual searching, and your
searching over 1billion names from the world's largest databases.
Welcome to GenealogyDatabase.com: The first and only site to offer digitally
enhanced and restored images of the entire 1790-1920 U.S. Census Population
Schedules. Other sites may offer parts of the census, but no one else has
it all. With over 3.5 terabytes of highest-quality information, we are,
indisputably, the world's largest online family history resource.
Making of America (MOA) is a digital library of primary sources in American
social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction. The collection
is particularly strong in the subject areas of education, psychology, American
history, sociology, religion, and science and technology. The collection
currently contains approximately 1,600 books and 50,000 journal articles
with 19th century imprints. The project represents a major collaborative
endeavor in preservation and electronic access to historical texts.
The electronic filing cabinet for genealogical records. Clooz is a database
for systematically organizing and storing all of the clues to your ancestry
that you have been collecting over the years. This
is NOT another genealogy program! It is an electronic filing
cabinet that assists you with search and retrieval of important facts you
have found during the ancestor hunt.
This list of counties is based on information from the Bureau of Census,
United States Department of Commerce. The counties are listed in two different
orders: by state and by county name.
A resource center for beginning internet genealogy.
The Delaware Division of Libraries maintains a set of links to all sorts
of reference materials, to include genealogy, which is the one that I have
linked to this icon.
1st Choice Genealogy Ecards, the first and only genealogy- specific Ecard
site on the Internet. Ecards are a novel way to keep your surnames out
front, to send an initial query, follow up, say "hello" to family &
friends, or to simply "thank" someone for their time and any assistance
they may have provided to you.
Use Snap's genealogy guide to trace your family ancestry, find information
on surnames and lineage, and many other family-history items. Contains
resources for both beginning and advanced genealogists.
IMMIGRATION AND SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS RESEARCH GUIDE The goal of
this Guide is to help in research of immigration records and ship's passenger
lists, both on-line and off-line. The emphasis is on helping those who
may be new to this research, but it includes tips, links, and help that
may be of interest to all.
FamilyHistory.com hosts over 130,000 message
boards which are divided into three main categories, Surnames, Geography,
and Research Topics.
Family Chronicle magazine is specially written for family
researchers by people who share their interest in genealogy and family
history.
Welcome to Landmark Information Group's free historical maps service. Around
85,000 images are available for viewing using a standard Internet browser.
The maps are dated between 1846 and 1899, and are of 1:10,560 scale. To
ease navigation, we have supplied a County Name Gazetteer below. The counties
are named as they existed around 1850. Selecting a county will present
you with a gazetteer of towns and villages in that county. The gazetteer
contains over 40,000 place names as they exist today.
For decades family historians have considered locally-produced photographs
to be the next-best thing to taking their own. Photographs can be found
in brochures produced by the local chamber of commerce or travel bureau,
or they can be found on postcards. You can write to the local offices of
travel bureaus, or you can locate local postcards and other photographs
via the Internet. There are several specific websites, like Postcards.com,
or you can use one of the large search engines and enter such criteria
as postcards+bern, or "new bern"+postcards, or switzerland+photographs
to locate websites that have online pictures from the city or region where
your ancestors lived.
Welcome
to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), General Land Office (GLO) Records
Automation web site. We provide live database access to Federal land conveyance
records for the Public Land States. Image access is provided to more than
two million Federal land title records for Eastern Public Land States,
issued between 1820 and 1908. Images of Serial patents, issued between
1908 and the mid-1960's are currently being added to this web site. Due
to organization of documents in the GLO collection, this web site does
not currently contain every Federal title record issued for the listed
states.
AncientFaces is dedicated to connecting families with their legacies. By
storing old photos, documents, family stories, and recipes, we encourage
families to share precious memories that will enliven their traditions
and genealogies.
Quoting
from their page: "This site is designed to help you conduct heraldry research
on the Internet. I have compiled as many links as I can find to the various
sources of heraldic material available. You can look for a family name
coat of arms used by someone with the same surname as you. Search for coats
of arms for cities and towns or use Pimbley's Dictionary of Heraldry or
one of the other dictionaries or glossaries listed to identify the various
charges and symbols found on coats of arms."
This site provides help and links to many areas of concern to genealogists,
such as: Adoption, Associations and Societies, Churches and Religious Groups,
Ethnic Groups, Libraries and Research Facilities, Lineages and Surnames,
Messages and Chat, Military, Personal Genealogy Pages, Products and Services,
Publications and Guides, Reference, Regional and Software.
Welcome
to FreeBMD. FreeBMD stands for Free Births, Marriages, and Deaths. The
FreeBMD Project's objective is to provide free Internet access to the Civil
Registration index information for England and Wales. The Civil Registration
system for recording births, marriages, and deaths in England and Wales
has been in place since 1837 and is one of the most significant single
resources for genealogical research back to Victorian times.
GenDoor is the first complete search engine devoted to Genealogy. We do
not simply search our own pages, nor do we search general search engines
for what you enter and include the word genealogy. We are a search engine
and crawler devoted to genealogy. Using proprietary software developed
in house we can quickly identify genealogical related pages and include
them in our index for you to search. This leads to very relevant search
results using terms that would be too broad on other searche engines. GenDoor
was started by a team of devoted genealogists and internetists who are
striving to bring you the very best information that is possible.
Arrangeonline.com
Arrangeonline.com
is a new Web site that offers a free online database of obituaries. Arrangeonline.com
launched its Web site in early October with the exclusive endorsement of
the National Funeral Directors Association. They now have more than 5 million
death records online. ArrangeOnline's National Obituary Archive makes millions
of obituaries available to genealogists and family-tree researchers, as
well as those seeking information about the most recent deaths in their
community. The custom-built archive enables visitors to search not just
by name or date but also by hometown, place of birth, place of death, organization
membership and numerous identifying criteria.
The
Global Tree is an ambitious project to build a searchable database of genealogical
data. Our project is different from other "world" tree type web sites because
we allow you to interact with your data and with other genealogists in
new ways. Here's what makes us unique: 1)Genealogists will be able to post
messages on your file and on individuals in your file. The integrity of
your data will not be compromised in any way and you can delete these messages
at any time. By doing this, you can have others immediately interacting
with you. 2) We will analyze your genealogy to help you find other genealogists
to work with, through our Matching technology.
Why should I contribute
my data? The Global Tree is the cornerstone to helping genealogists
find their families. Contributing your data not only helps you find your
ancestors, but you help thousands of others as well. After uploading your
data, you will see how easily our web site allows you to interact with
other genealogists searching for the same ancestors. You can change your
mind anytime and delete your file.
ParishesOnline.com is a website developed by Parish Systems, Inc. as a
free search-engine service. The search engine allows visitors to locate
information on any one of approximately 19,000 Roman Catholic Parishes
in the United States. Think of this site as the definitive Online
U.S. Catholic Directory of Parishes.
"Welcome to our Little surname web site. Although there are many surnames
within these pages Little is my primary interest." Included in their pages
is a listing of 400+ links to various sites to help with your genealogical
research. To reach those links click on the web site logo above and then
click on the following link on the homepage - Click here if you
are ready to start your genealogical journey. Then, on the next
page, look at the bottom of the page and click on Hundreds of Genealogy
Links.
The
Northern Plains Archive Project No
matter whether we marked the end of the millennium as 2000 or 2001, many
of us seem to be in a mood for summing up and looking back. Since the mid-1980's,
the Northern Plains Archive Project has been quietly laying the foundation
for a place where we can turn for "the rest of the story." The dream began
as a home for the common history of the plains, available at the turning
of the millennium. A place where regular folks could turn, on their own
terms, for the questions of "How did we get here?" and "How do I fit into
all of this?" The stories of the generals, industrialists, politicians
and church leaders are easy enough to find. The archive is an environment
for the tales of the privates and NCO's, carpenters and masons, beat cops
and shopkeepers, farmers and ranchers, the "unofficial" community leaders,
and other people without whom the "official" history could not have occurred.
It is built around a "deep map" that allows us to drill down through place
and time to the stories that didn't necessarily make it into the books.
This site has a variety of options available: Surname web search, Access
Genealogy, Location web sites, Database searches to include - Canadian
- New Zealand - Australia and Tasmania.
Listed as your genealogy gateway to the web.
Welcome to the Alberta GenWeb, a part of the Canadian GenWeb Project. This
project is comprised of an organized group of volunteers working to create
a FREE source location for online genealogical research for every country/municipal
district in the province of Alberta.
This is the genealogy page from SierraHome. It includes: Social
Security Death Index Find family with no more than a last name! WWII and
the Korean War. This historic database contains the names of men who fought
in either the Korean War or World
War II.
Between 1892 and 1924 over 22 million passengers and members of ships'
crews came through Ellis Island and the Port of New York. Now you can research
passenger records from ships that brought the immigrants -- even see the
original manifests with passenger's names.
Welcome to 123 Genealogy - The Ultimate Genealogy Training Site.
FREEWARE - - - - - - Genealogy
Finder - - - - - - FREEWARE - Genealogy
Finder is an application that contains more than 750 quality Genealogy
links, divided into 27 easy categories. It is the result of
hundreds of research hours to locate the most valuable Genealogy sites
on the Net. Regardless if you are a seasoned veteran or a Genealogy
newbie, Genfinder will no doubt save you time.
Here is a site that has lots and lots of links to everyting genealogical
- databases, maps, tips on how-to, etc.
Origins.net provides access to definitive databases of genealogical data
for online family history research in both Scotland and England.
CPROOTS.COM Genealogy
Resource Center
Welcome to GenSwap! We are the site for helping you find free genealogy
records, free lookups, free surname searches, genealogy professionals,
and more! We hope you find what you are looking for here! Good luck with
your search.
The
Geographic Names Information
System (GNIS), developed by the USGS in cooperation with the
U.S.
Board on Geographic Names (BGN), contains information about almost
2 million physical and cultural geographic features in the United States.
The Federally recognized name of each feature described in the data base
is identified, and references are made to a feature's location by State,
county, and geographic coordinates. The GNIS is our Nation's official repository
of domestic geographic names information. Information about foreign
geographic feature names can be obtained from the
GEOnet
Names Server, developed and maintained by the National
Imagery and Mapping Agency.
Welcome to the GedLink site, THE worldwide Genealogical network! Power,
user-friendliness and simplicity make Gedlink the tool you need for
genealogical research.Thanks to GedLink, communicate and share files
with genealogists from all over the world. Genealogy has never been
so simple!
Very
frequently we discover that our ancestors originate from an area of the
British Isles with which we are unfamiliar. If we do not know the names
of parishes or churches in the vicinity this can make researching difficult
unless we consult reference books. This is where Parish Locator
can help you. We have created a database of almost 25,000 parishes and
churches throughout England, Scotland and Wales. From the full listing
you are able to select a 'Home' parish around which you need to identify
other churches. You can enter a distance in either miles or kilometers
from the 'Home' parish and request a listing of all such churches from
the database within that radius.
Parish Locator will run on a PC running Windows 95 or above. This new
version published in January 2001 has been extended by around 10,000 additional
churches and has been enhanced by showing the years between which records
are known to exist and included in the Vital Parish Records as cataloged
by the LDS. Also new to this version are the facilities to search by a
part name or by County or Ordnance Reference number.
This site is a combined site for Utah records and links to other sites
that have Utah related material for the genealogist in your family.
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