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New and Uncategorized Links
This is an index to the new, temporarily uncategorized links submitted by visitors to the previous version of Cyndi's List.
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REED, FIBER, COOPER, HAUGHT, SMITH and those who married into the family.
REED, FIBER, COOPER, HAUHGT, SMITH and those who married into the family. Families who settled into Middlebourne (Tyler County VA) West Virginia and their history.
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MLFHS Toolbar
Free genealogy toolbar which integrates with your browser (IE, Firefox, Safari) and provides direct access to over 120 genealogy sites. The toolbar is completely free to download and use and has been developed by the Manchester and Lancashire Family History Society for use by Family Historians. The range of sites provided is especially strong for GB and Irish research and will continue to be expanded in the light of users comments and suggestions. Users can turn on/off individual menus via the options menu and they can also choose to add items from a selection of non genealogy links.
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Quality Photo Restoration
Quality Photo Restoration at affordable prices.
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Reveal Your Heritage
Heritage Revealed makes it easy for you to quickly get started with your genealogy by wading through all of the resources available. Through 10 minute genealogy lessons and honest assessments of genealogy tools we make it easy for you to find your ancestors.
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NEBKIN.COM
Genealogy research in records in Nebraska and Western Iowa. Over thirty years experience researching. Also teach genealogy/family history.
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The Tasmanian connection in the Family of Adelaide Marion Stevenson
A history of Stevenson,Spencer, Payne, Haslem, Hind (Hynd) families in Tasmania, Australia.
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Family and Photo
Family History research undertaken at competitive rates.
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An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall
A comprehensive index to the Cornish place names featured in historical texts, maps, tithe apportionments and in manuscript archives.
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Postcards of Cornwall
High quality images of old postcards of Cornwall, mainly from the 1900s and 1910s.
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tiptoethroughthetombstones
Tiptoe Through the Tombstones, Oak Hill Cemetery, Volume I. Newburyport, Massachusetts. By Ghlee E. Woodworth. Step back into time and read about the lives of 80 individuals, who made significant contributions to the Newburyport community during the 1800's; many of them are direct descendants of the first settlers of Newbury in 1635. Contact this site if you are searching for ancestors in Newbury and Newburyport, Massachusetts cemeteries.
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Jehu Stokely
Here is a manuscript written in the summer of 2009, that makes a case for Jehu Stokely's being aboard the frigate Alliance in September 1779 at the scene of the battle between the Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis.
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Foundation For Kentuckys Lost Covered Bridges
Old 1862 county maps of Kentucky.
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Foundation For Virginias Lost Covered Bridges
1860 maps of Virginia counties.
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Bags Unlimited
Archival supplies for photos, periodicals, postcards, records or whatever you collect.
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Cemetaries Photographed
A few cemetaries that were photographed.
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Forefathers Traces Tours Blog
Read about adventures experienced by Polish ancestry travelers and watch pictures from their Forefathers Traces Tours to Poland!.
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R. Willeke: Genealogie - PhpGedView
I am publishing my geanalogical search results on this page (work in progress). My ancestors and their descendants are mostly from Germany (Lower Saxony, Saxony, Slesia et al.). Core names: AM ENDE, BALTZER, BEESE, ISENSEE, KELLNER, KITTEL, KÖPPEN, KRAPP(E), LÄSSIG, SCHARNO(W), STAUSEBACH, STEINMANN, STERNBERG, TANNHÄUSER, WILLEKE / WILLECKE.
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Vintage Postcard Albums
Thousands of old postcards scanned and presented in downloadable albums. Ideal resource for postcard collectors, local historians and for illustrating your family history. Coverage includes: all England counties, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales.
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Free Searchable Magazine Archives
More and more historical magazine archives are becoming available online. Some, like Time magazine, are well-known, while others, like Jewish Chronicle, are more obsucre, but can open a door to particular populations in the 19th and 20th centuries. A few online magazines even go back to the 1700's. These are valuable family history tools.
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The Braumiller and Brownmiller Families of the United States and Canada
The history and genealogy of the Braumiller, Braunmiller and Brownmiller families in North America.
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Celebrate Family History
Celebrate Family History is about helping you start researching your ancestry and make progress quickly.
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Kirkheaton OPC
Kirkheaton online parish clerk covers a area in West Yorkshire the town and villages of mirfield,lepton,moldgreen, dalton and kirkheaton.
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Newspaper Archives from the South
From Alabama to Virginia, and all southern states in between, the archives listed here span hundreds of years of family and local history in the southern US.
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Tools for finding people
If your family history search involves looking for people still living, or only recently passed, then you should make use of the best people search tools the web has to offer. They are are available in this terrific resource article.
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The Salvation Army International Heritage Centre
Archive collections of Salvation Army Records throughout the world. Salvation Army International Heritage Centre based at The William Booth College, Denmark Hill, London, SE5 8BQ.
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Bonavista Archives
Collections include material relating to the history of the town and citizens of Bonavista and the Bonavista area.
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Free International Newspaper Archives
There are free newspaper archives from all over the world, both in English, and in the native language of the home country. This site consolidates archives from Canada, Europe, South America, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, the Pacific, and elsewhere. Some archives go back to the 1600s! Well worth a look.
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The Book of AfricanNames
A selection of hundreds of names from across the African continent for both boys and girls that speak of the history, culture and values of peoples down the centuries through the meanings embedded in them.
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Genealogie van Gelderen
Lots of info from the province Friesland in the Netherlands, containing names van Gelderen, Schoppen, Douwenga, van der Honing, van der Zee, de Jong.
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Anthony J. Camp, Royal Mistresses and Bastards, Fact and Fiction, 1714-1936: the website of the book
lists members of British Royal Family 1714-1936 with their mistresses and illegitimate children and corrections and additions to the printed book (2007).
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Irish Shipwrecks Database
Irish Shipwrecks database is a searchable database of ship wrecks on and off the Irish Coast. Each entry is accompanied by a news paper report of the loss often containing passenger and crew names . The Shipwrecks database also contains ships specifications transcribed from Lloyds Shipping Register and British Mercantile Navy Lists.
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Illuminated Ancestries Blog
I blog about anything related to genealogy, history, or technology. I discuss my own research, as well as general tips and news of interest to family historians.
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Tom's eHow Articles
My blog with a complete list of my genealogy articles on the eHow web site.
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Your French Ancestors
Looking for help to find you french ancestors take a look to our services.
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EDWARD AND MARY SMYTHE GENEALOGICAL ARCHIVE
My known Surname lineage is descended from Andrew Smyth (1720 - 24 FEB. 1812). Andrew's Father, William, was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and removed to Roscommon, Ireland. William was said to be a man of some little property in Ireland near Belfast or Limerick, and is referred to as a BARONET. Unfortunately, there is no Smyth, Smith, Smythe to match these particulars in 'A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland, and Scotland' authored by John Burke and John Bernard Burke and first published in 1841. Neither is there any mention in Burke's Peerages, Baronetage and Knightage published in 1963. William's wife was Sarah Farrell, and his three sons were William, Joseph, and Andrew. William's oldest son, William, is thought to have inherited his father's title and estate. William's son Joseph went first to Scotland, and afterwards to Virginia in America (date unknown). When reference is made to early Virginia, however, one must consider the magnitude of its genesis. A person having been born in Virginia as early as 1728, or as late as 1850, could indicate he/she was born in any part of: Illinois (1781-1818); Kentucky (1775-1792); North Carolina (1728-1779); Tennessee (1760-1803); Indiana (1787-1816); Maryland (1775-1792); Ohio (1778-1803); West Virginia (1769-1853). This is all that I know about Joseph Smyth. As I am sure you are aware, the spelling of last names was somewhat interpretive as recent as 100 years ago. For instance, Andrew’s grandchildren’s names were “Smyth”-“Smythe”& “Smith.”.
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The New Pedraza Geneaology Page
A Page with a many names of the Spanish Empire to include Pedraza, Ayala, Herrera, Pepin, Martel.
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LinkingLineage
Free Family Research Book for people born in the United States and born before 1930; We'll search databases and present a family book free.
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The Zopp Family in CyberSpace
Zopp Family Genealogy.
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Danish Ancestors - Denmark Genealogy Research
Informational website about ancestor research in Denmark.
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Anquet Maps. Digital GPS Map Software. Digital Mapping Solutions for the UK.
Ordnance Survey 1805-1874 - 19th Century Landscapes; Ordnance Survey 1896-1904 - Victorian Landscapes; Ordnance Survey 1919-1926 - Inter-War Landscapes; Ordnance Survey 1945-1948 - Post-War Landscapes.
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McDOWELL Publications
Family histories, genealogical source books. Preparation. Printing. Sales and shipping.
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About 'The GLIDDONS in London'
Reports on the results of further research into Anne GLIDDON'S 'A Family Record' about the GLIDDON family in London 1760-1850.
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The Hayner Public Library District - Alton
One of the largest genealogy/local history collections in Southern Illinois, we have information for the entire state plus genealogy books for many states and countries.
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Ohio Genealogy Express
FREE Genealogy Research for State of Ohio along with a few other states.
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Southern Roots, The Genealogical World of Gerald & Tammy Westmoreland
This personal database includes over 40,000 names, including WESTMORELAND, HOWARD, SMITH, GRANTHAM, STEPHENS, MASON, BERRY, LEE, STRAHAN, and many more. Covering South Mississippi, Carolina's, Virginia, and more.
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WARDLAW
Wardlaw website, new moved from old aol site. Scotland Wardlaw history.
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Civil War Union Pension Record Research
Based 30 minutes from the National Archives, we research records from the Civil War through Vietnam.
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Ancestors From Italy
Easy vital record ordering, dual citizenship, genealogy products.
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Free Genealogy Tools
A regularly-updated site listing free genealogy search tools that are (1) free to use (2) high quality, and (3) not well-known. Coverage is both US and international. You're sure to find something here that's new and valuable.
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African Roots Podcast
The only weekly African American Genealogy Podcast Online!.
