16 April 2021
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@ρχειομνήμων - Greek State Archives
Offers navigation through the digital archival collections from 37 agencies of the General State Archives all over Greece as well as searching for and accessing specific documents online.
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Airtable Research Log by Carolyn Guntur
This is the research log Carolyn uses in her work as a professional genealogist. It is also used in an e-course she teaches.
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Airtable Research Logs - Family Locket
Nicole Dyer has designed several Airtable Workspaces for Genealogy. They are summarized in the blog post at the link, which contains links to the templates. They are useful for research logs, cluster genealogy and DNA matches.
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One-Name Study website for the surname AITCHISON
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Augusta, Georgia - Graveside Search
Sexton records for Magnolia, Cedar Grove, Westview and Rollersville Cemeteries in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia.
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Australia DNA matching (Facebook)
We're a happy friendly DNA & genealogy group. Pre-requisite for joining - a gedmatch DNA kit number.
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Bible Rescue is a non-profit that rescues family Bibles and reunites them with living descendants.
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Bird Family Ancestry in Suffolk, England. Although this website is entitled "Bird Family Tree" there are a lot more surnames that feature here. On the paternal side are the Gooderham family who, much like the Bird family are largely based in Suffolk, the Arbon family who have also been resident in Suffolk, but originate from Germany, the Durrant family who can be traced back to Suffolk and the Hawkins family that go back to Somerset. On the maternal side is the Murdoch family, that includes Dr William Murdoch, a member of the Royal College of Surgeons and appointed, amongst other things, surgeon of the Thames Tunnel Works. Also featuring are ties to the already well documented Leftwich family, who have roots in Cheshire, and also to the Beatson family, again a fairly well documented family.
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POLAND: old province Krosno, powiat Sanok. Bukowsko area information, records and tens of thousands of record indexes.
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A forum for posting requests for information about families in the Caribbean either by name, or by country. Includes a section on Research Specialities. Registration is required and usage is moderated.
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Clark County Wisconsin History & Genealogy
Newspaper articles from late 1800-current, birth announcements, wedding announcements, obituaries, as well as cemetery listings that are cross referenced to obituaries and wedding announcement.
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Ever wondered what consumer DNA testing can do for you- beyond telling you your ethnicity? Are you an adoptee- or someone who has an unknown parent or relative? Do you love Genealogy? You're in the right place. Join JULIE DIXON JACKSON and RICHARD CASTLE as they attempt to guide you through what it takes to use DNA to break down brick walls, solve mysteries- or find your "people"!
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Danville Boyle County African-American Historical Society
The home page of the African American historical society of Boyle County and Danville, Kentucky. Vital records, family genealogies, historical articles, of Boyle and surrounding counties. Latest information on our new History Center, library and museum.
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A detailed study created over 30 years of work into the ESPINET/ESPENETT Huguenot families and of the descendants of Samuel Bishop, Master Fisherman of Greenwich. A wealth of information is available in easily accessible formats including searchable database.
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FamilySearch - Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994 FREE
Digital copies (with images) of wills and other probate records microfilmed by LDS. Browsable by county, some with indexes, some without.
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Find a Swede - Swedish Genealogy
Blog about Swedish genealogy and professional genealogy services in Sweden.
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Genea - Your Genealogy Research Tool
GENEA for iOS, iPadOS and macOS. If you need help with your genealogy research, Genea is the app for you. Genea allows you to keep your notes and research logs organised and separated from your own family tree. When you find a family connection, you can easily export the note to import the information in your family tree.
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Genealogy Magazine - Beware of 18th-Century Middle Names
“Middle names are a modern innovation,” observed The Vermont Record and Farmer in 1873. “Not one person in a hundred in New England a century ago had more than two names. Now eighty-four percent of the persons under twenty have three or more names.”
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Genealogy Presentations | Sassy Jane Genealogy
Genealogy presentations and webinars by professional archivist and librarian Nancy E. Loe provide expert guidance on US and European research and records. Nancy also shares her expertise with genealogists who are organizing and caring for digital and vintage family records.
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Genealogy Research Log in AirTable
Genealogy Research Log Template by Relatively Curious.
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Genealogy Research with Yippy.com | Sassy Jane Genealogy
Yippy.com is a metasearch engine. Technically speaking, Yippy aggregates results, gathering data from many search engines and compiling the results for you. More about metasearches and how they work later. But for now, let's look at results from genealogy research using Yippy.com and Google.
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Greek Ancestry is the first digital platform created to meet the specific research needs of people of Greek descent and those interested in Greek archival records. Through searchable databases, users are able to access an immense number and a remarkable variety of records from all over Greece and the Greek Diaspora. Additionally, educational initiatives, webinars and articles provide the background necessary for high-quality research.
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Página web dedicada a la historia de la familia y poder encontrar información de personas por medio de internet, tenemos plantillas gratis para hacer un árbol genealógico. Website dedicated to the history of the family and to be able to find information about people through the internet, we have free templates to make a family tree.
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"In Search of the Black Dutch," an e-book by James Pylant. Revised and updated from an article originally published in American Genealogy Magazine, this new version identifies 152 American families reporting Black Dutch ancestry.
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MelNel Genealogy provides comprehensive packages and a la carte offerings for personalized genealogy research and heritage travel planning services. Our goal is to inspire your passion for uncovering your past so that you can build a positive family legacy for the future. Whether you’re interested in researching a single family line, following the path of a family member, or focusing on a specific country, we’re here to help. MelNel Genealogy is a veteran-owned, woman-led, US-based small business.
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MyHeritage - The Jewish Chronicle $
The Jewish Chronicle is the oldest and most influential Jewish newspaper in England. Founded in 1841, The Jewish Chronicle - often known as the JC - has many birth, marriage and death announcements. MyHeritage has searchable indexes; database results and some digitized images are available with a fee-based subscription.
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Research directory by place for England, Wales and the Isle of Man. The Online Genealogical Index (OGI) has been online since 2016 and now has over 407,000 data sets of information organized by place. If you know where your ancestor may have lived or died, use this site to quickly find online resources with real records, both free and subscription sites. The OGI is completely free to use and has just been redesigned in March 2021.
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Orphan Train books. Orphan Train speaker. Orphan Train researcher.
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"Gnilushka", Volga River, Bergseite, Russia
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Largest and oldest general Polish genealogy email list. Discussions on all things Polish/Poland. Ask questions, offer suggestions.
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Poland: photos from over 700 villages visited by Debbie since 1996. Indexes of Polish records, cemetery headstones, memorials and priests' lists. Two books for sale.
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projektpodlasie.pl to niekomercyjna i nieformalna inicjatywa grupy genealogów amatorów mających podlaskie i mazowieckie korzenie. Między innymi inwentaryzujemy i indeksujemy zdjęcia ksiąg metrykalnych parafii z terenu Mazowsza i Podlasia. Inwentaryzujemy i opracowujemy także staropolskie księgi sądowe z tego terenu tworząc pomocne bazy nazwisk i nazw miejscowych. projektpodlasie.pl is a non-commercial and informal initiative of a group of amateur genealogists with roots in Podlasie and Masovia. Among other things, we make an inventory and index photos of parish record books from Mazowsze and Podlasie. We also inventory and prepare old Polish court books from this area, creating helpful databases of surnames and local names.
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World War II - Prisoners of War - Stalag Luft I. A collection of stories, photos, art and information on Stalag Luft I.
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Starting Your Family Tree: Tips & Tricks from a Genealogy Librarian
Starting Your Family Tree: Tips & Tricks from a Genealogy Librarian helps you get off on the right foot with your genealogy research. Learn about different kinds of genealogy records and where to find them. Choose the best family tree software for your needs. Discover essential free and commercial genealogy websites. Learn how to search online, and then record and add sources to your family tree. Discover the essentials you need to get your family history research off to the right start. Your desire to find out more about your ancestors is the beginning of a great adventure!
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The Parchment Rustler - Bringing Home the Bacon (Part 1)
How to research your ancestor when you don't even recognise their occupation or the industry it comes from? This how-to guide is part 1 of a three-part series, outlining strategies and resources to unearth even the most mystifying of ancestral job titles in your genealogy research.
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Northern Aroostook County, Maine and Madawaska & Victoria Counties, New Brunswick. Free site; transcriptions of censuses of the region by Maine (1820-1860) and New Brunswick (1851); church censuses (Ste Luce, St Bruno); all early church records from St Luce Church up to 1860, with searchable database; lists of early land grants; and other genealogical and historical documents from the region.
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Van Houten Surname Project (Family Tree DNA)
Focused on descendants of Roelof Cornelisz from Houten, first recorded in the records of Rensselaerswyck, New Netherland, through any of his three known sons, who all eventually assumed the surname Van Houten.
