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Abridged Biography and Genealogy Master Index
How to Do Everything Genealogy by George G. Morgan, 2009-04-09
The Complete Beginner's Guide to Genealogy, the Internet, and Your Genealogy Computer Program by Karen Clifford, 2001-01
Sourcebook for Jewish Genealogies and Family Histories by David S. Zubatsky; Irwin M. Berent, 1996-08-01
This and That Genealogy Tips by Hornbeck, 2009-06-01
The Genealogy Forum on America Online: The Official User's Guide by George G. Morgan, 1998-11-01
Special report on surnames in Ireland, with notes as to numerical strength, derivation, ethnology, and distribution; based on information extracted from the indexes of the General register office by Robert E. Matheson, 2010-07-30
Armorial General by Johannes Baptiste Rietstap, 1999
Some Archival Sources for Ukrainian Jewish Genealogy (Avotaynu Monograph Series) by Aleksander Kronik, Sallyann Amdur Sack, 1997-11
Long Island Genealogies by Mary Powell Bunker, 1989-12-15
Teaching Genealogy to Young People by Bee Barton Koons, 2004-12-01
Dangerous Encounters: Genealogy and Ethnography (Eruptions, V. 17)
Turbo Genealogy: The Computer-Enhanced "How to Find Your Roots" Handbook, 1987/88 by John Cosgriff, Carolyn Cosgriff, 1987-09
New York City Court Records, 1797-1801: Genealogical Data from the Court of General Sessions (Special Publication, No 56) by Kenneth Scott, 1988-06

lists with details

Marion County Gateway
County history and general county information, with emphasis on genealogy.
http://www.tngenweb.org/marion/
Subject Directory Query
Home Bookmarks Item Records. Back records retrieved 9 for subject HISTORY genealogy general. Subject HISTORY genealogy general.
http://www.library.pe.ca/bookmarks/subquery.asp?qs=HISTORY -- Genealogy -- Gener
WebRing: Hub
Showcases a wide range of general interest sites relating to the fields of genealogy and family history.
http://i.webring.com/hub?ring=gensearch&id=133&hub
Caribbean Genealogy - General Resources - FAQ
Click HERE. Caribbean genealogy Research general Resources FAQ Frequently Asked Questions More information and accuracy is always welcome
http://www.candoo.com/genresources/faq.html

Extractions: My own experience has been very positive. When I first started, I joined one of the email Lists and found very nurturing guidance which gently put me on track, gave me information and suggested both web sites, software and required reading. I used every tool I could find, including search engines, meta-search engines and every word, name and combination I could think of. On the dark side, I have seen people come onto both email and on-line Lists like bulls into a ring, complete with virtual snorting, fiery words and heavy breathing, and have gone away mostly empty-handed after making outright demands of the volunteers they treated like paid servants and flinging insults at everyone in sight.
JewishGen Databases
Includes over 50 searchable databases sorted by regions. Includes Yitzkor books, utilities and general databases for Jewish genealogy.
http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/
General Canadian Genealogy Links: Genealogy In Canada.
general Canadian genealogy Links is part of Just genealogy Links Chat and contains links to Canadian genealogy sites. general Canadian genealogy Links Chat.
http://members.shaw.ca/justgen/gencan.htm
Native American Genealogy
Pages of information on Cherokee, Choctaw, Lakota, Melungeon, Narragansett, and general Native American genealogy. Also with articles and links.
http://hometown.aol.com/bbbenge/front.html

Extractions: Jim Hick's Website, genealogies of Descendants of Nathan Hicks, Sr; Descendants of John Downing, Major; Descendants of Moytoy; Descendants of Oo-loo-tsa; Descendants of Thomas Cordery (link sited added 10 September 1998 Native American Bookstores and Maps Melodie Sander's Cherokee Genealogy Research Material Kevin Cloud Brechner's Lecture on the White Buffalo Calf with Links
General Ireland Genealogy Links: Genealogy In Ireland.
general Ireland genealogy Links is part of Just genealogy Links Chat and contains links to Ireland genealogy sites. general Ireland
http://members.shaw.ca/justgen/genire.htm
Reference Page North Moravia
Specific information about genealogical resources in Northern Moravia. Much of the information is applicable to Czech genealogy in general.
http://home.bawue.de/~hanacek/egene/enrefov.htm
GENUKI: Scotland
Names Place Names A bibliography is a general guide to books on Scottish personal and place names. It was published by the Scottish genealogy Society in
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/

Extractions: all of Scotland Select a county from the list below, or use an online county map of Scotland. If you don't know which county a parish or town lies in, try an online parish locator covering the whole of the UK. To find which GENUKI pages cover more modern administrative areas and the "Counties of Cities" see Regions and Counties of Cities For information on Scottish family history publications, look in the appropriate sections on this page, or look in the appropriate county pages for publications for particular areas. See also the National Library of Scotland pages.
Jefferson County, Oregon Genealogy
Central Oregon genealogy resources with queries, cemeteries, and general county reference sources.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~orjeffer/

Extractions: Jefferson County was created on December 12, 1914, out of territory that was once part of Crook County. The county was named after Mount Jefferson, the second highest peak in Oregon with an elevation of 10,497 feet, which marks the county's western skyline. The county is bounded on the north by Wasco County, on the east by Wheeler and Crook Counties, on the south by Deschutes county, and on the west by Linn and Marion Counties. It encompasses 1791 miles. Madras, named after a city in India, was incorporated in 1911 and serves as the county seat.
GENUKI: Introduction To Scottish Family History
in genealogy and Family History are given elsewhere in GENUKI. The next stage is to move onto the main sources of information on Scottish forebears. general
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/intro.html

Extractions: Scotland Contents As with family history in other areas of the world, the first place to start is with your own family. Try to gather as much information as you can from relatives, old family documents and the like. With luck you will be able to piece together a simple family tree. Concentrate in particular on gathering details of when and where your forebears lived. Older relatives may be able to provide useful clues. The more information you can gather now, the easier your research will be later. Further tips on Getting Started in Genealogy and Family History are given elsewhere in GENUKI. The next stage is to move onto the main sources of information on Scottish forebears. This is the first port of call for most people tracing their Scottish ancestry, housing a wealth of information. If you live outside Scotland, you can write to the General Register Office to ask them to search the records on your behalf, or if your search will be a lengthy one, they may recommend that you hire a professional searcher to carry out the work. However the best way to search the records if you are able to is in person. For a daily fee you have unlimited access to the indexes (mostly computerised) and self-service instant access to the records. You can make notes from the records at no extra cost, or if you require a photocopy or extract, can order this for a moderate fee. In a day you can consult a great many records, at no additional cost.
The American Revolution
This article, written by a descendiente (Virginia Sanchez) describes her research into the wills of New Mexican soldados around 1800. The equipment that is listed in the wills makes this very useful to the Spanish Colonial (Presidial) reenactor. In addition, there are links to books on the sidebar that also might be of interest to more general Spanish Colonial history. Unfortunately, there are broken links on this and other pages within larger 1stBooks site, including the link for Virginia's genealogy page (http//thern.home.att.net/).
http://www.neta.com/~1stbooks/revolt_1.htm

Extractions: http://home.attbi.com/~virginia.sanchez Supplies and aid to the American cause came from almost every part of the Spanish empire and currently, historians and genealogists throughout Spain, Mexico, and the United States are reviewing historical documents in an effort to rightfully give Spain and its Colonial Patriots credit for their aid. Based on the time Spain was at war with England and the Spanish military service records of New Mexico Colonial Patriot Antonio Xavier Madrid, we know he donated two pesos ($60) toward the cause of the American colonies. At this time, the Province of New Mexico was rather poor and sparsely populated. His sacrifice to the cause of the American Revolution came at a time when cash was hard to come by and soldiers were sometimes not paid in full or paid in pesos de la tierra (e.g., crops) as opposed to pesos firma (cash).
WebRing: Hub
general genealogy sites.
http://c.webring.com/hub?ring=kfha&id=78&hub
CANADIAN GENERAL GENEALOGY & HISTORY ARTICLES - The Global Gazette, Online Famil
Canadian general genealogy History Articles from The Global Gazette are listed on this page. Canadian general genealogy History Articles.
http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/cda-gen.htm
Creek Indian Researcher - Records And Links
A collection of resources for those researching their Creek Indian ancestors, and Native Americans in general.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~texlance/main.htm
Forest Of Dean Genealogy Pages
Forest of Dean mailing list A discussion List for anyone who has an interest in genealogy, general and Local History related to the Forest of Dean.
http://www.iinet.net.au/~davwat/royalfor/

Extractions: The Royal Forest of Dean An ancient royal forest of oaks, ashes, birches, and ferns in the western part of Gloucestershire, south-central England, occupying an area of 204 square miles in the western part of the county. It is bordered on the southeast by the broad estuary of the River Severn and on the southwest by the River Wye, which (for the most part) forms the border with Wales. The district takes its name from one of the great primeval forests of England that still covers much of the high sandstone ridges and valleys of the south-central part of the district. The woodland area was designated a national forest park in 1939. Its oaks, ashes, birches, and ferns have overlapped a coalfield little worked since the early 1960s and an ancient ironworks much used by the Crusaders. Timber from the forest was utilized in the construction of ships between the 16th and 18th century. Guestbook - Who are you looking For! This is a page of messages and queries. Friendly comments as well as genealogical information is welcome here! So feel free to add to the Guestbook Please take a moment and Sign Our Guestbook View recent entries in our Guestbook Useful Information relating to the Forest of Dean Bookshop
Tennessee State Library And Archives
Online catalog, virtual reference desk, general information, Tennessee history and genealogy, archives and manuscripts.
http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/tslahome.htm
Genealogy And Family History
general genealogy and family history. This section is concerned with genealogy and family history research in general, regardless of geographical location.
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~jimella/geneal.htm

Extractions: Genealogy and Family History Definition of Genealogy: Chasing your own tale. (From Elizabeth A. Kaspar, via Missing Links Newsletter This set of pages has been restructured to make it easier to navigate and faster to download, as well as incorporating very much more content - it was getting too big, and was not well organised, a consequence of steady growth from small beginnings. Each topic is now only summarised on this page, with the detail on other, reasonably small, pages. Comments are invited The genealogical data in these pages is accurate to the best of my current (at the time of writing) knowledge. This means it is of very variable reliability, since sources at one extreme are 100% certain (e.g. I know who I married, where and when, and the identity of my parents) to the mere rumour level, such as LDS data extracted from the IGI and Ancestral File, and reminiscences of elderly relatives, some now deceased. Anyone wishing to make any use whatever of this information is therefore strongly advised to contact me for source details.
NARA | Genealogy | Naturalization Records
general Rule The TwoStep Process Congress passed the first law
http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/natural.html

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