Gloucester Co. New Brunswick; Cemetery Research in... Irish, Scottish, English and Acadian genealogy resources for Gloucester County, New Brunswick, Canada. |
Gregor's Gathering Home Page Acadian, Scottish, and NFLD Genealogy based site containing a large number of family trees and links to related web sites and resources. The Gathering - One Big Family. |
Généalogie : recherchez vos ancêtres, publiez votre généalogie, consultez l'état-civil ... - GeneaNet GeneaNet : Recherchez vos ancêtres sur la première base de donnée généalogique européenne. Publiez votre arbre généalogique et partagez votre généalogie ! |
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Hereditary Hound A gathering place to share information and for exploration. Genealogy, Family History, Research! |
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International Internet Genealogical Society University Welcome to the International Internet Genealogical Society's University. Our goal is to share the knowledge of experienced researchers with those who want to learn about the lives of their ancestors. Classes range from introductory classes for beginners to more complex classes for experienced students. Please let us know if you have any suggestions. |
Irish Genealogy Irish Genealogy - The Irish have a rich and well documented history. Learn about your Irish Heritage here at Irish-Genealogy.com Learn tips on how to search for ancestors. |
Janyce Genealogy - The study of family lineage Genealogy is the study and tracing of family pedigrees. This involves collecting the names of relatives, both living and deceased, and establishing the relationships between them based on primary, secondary and/or circumstantial evidence or documentation, thus building up a cohesive family tree. |
JC's Genealogy Home Page I have been doing family research for 20 years and have been successful in tracing my family's ancestors back several hundred years in some cases and only a few generations in others. I have documented direct descent lines, and those providing me with their data I have asked for copies of their documentation, or at least the location of their resources. Family histories on this site have been documented to the best of my ability. |
Jersey Channel Islands Pages In 1978, a small group of people in Jersey met to discuss the formation of a Society dedicated to the study and tracing of the family histories of Channel Islanders. The first meeting (Nov. 1978) was at St. Lawrence Parish Hall, Jersey and more than fifty people attended. Membership passed the one hundred mark during the next year. It was an early intention to form local CIFHS Branches in the other Channel Islands and elswhere but as time went on this proved impossible so the voluntary Officers in Jersey assumed the complete role of the CIFHS Committee. |
JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy JewishGen®, Inc. is the primary internet source connecting researchers of Jewish genealogy worldwide. |
Legacy Family Tree Genealogy Software Learn about Legacy; The most comprehensive and easy-to-use genealogy/family history software you can buy. Take the Guided Tour. Try the free demo. |
Link-O-Mania This website is designed as a quick easy reference for researching your family history on the internet. The links included are considered the best we have found in their respective categories. |
Looking 4 Kin Genealogy Links and Chat Genealogy chat, genealogy links, genealogy message boards, genealogy newsletter |
LÉVEILLÉE.NET - Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha and Norm Léveillée Personal web site containing information about business, religion, school site, American Indian, Algonquin Indian, Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, Pierre Couc, Mite8ameg8k8e, Sundance Creations, Painted Tee Shrits, Full Circle Trading Post, Beaded Necklac |
Metis du Quebec In 1645, the Metis are the majority in Acadia and control the fur trade at Fort Saint-Jen, erected along the river of the same name, on the actual territory of New Brunswick. The troops of Menou d'Aulnay and the men of the small French colony of Port Royal overtook the fort by assault. After a wild resistance, the defenders surrender to save their lives. But D'Aulnay hangs all of them on site, except one. The trail of their Indian or Metis wives were never discovered, unless it was just a handful among them who took refuge in the Indian communities. |
MHI Photograph Database This database is a catalog of American Civil War (ACW) photographs from the Special Collections Branch of USAMHI. Usually, patrons are searching for ancestors, researching particular ACW regiments, or looking for examples of items worn or used by soldiers of the period. |
MIMI n PAPA's Page You have entered a website dedicated to the adventure of genealogy. We are a product of all our ancestors. The fun part is determining whom they are, where they came from, and the life they lived. |
Mormon Geneology Mormon Geneology helps members of the Church of Jesus Christ or LDS as well as all geneology enthusiasts to verify their knowledge with discussion groups, LDS news lists, family search and pedigrees. |
National Genealogical Society, Arlington, Virginia, USA - Where Genealogy Begins Genealogical Society extending help in Research, Education, family tree creation, immigration search, including courses, publications, and how to documents on researching family history using sources from bible records through census records. |
National Institute for Genealogical Studies Genealogical research is a satisfying pastime for the family historian and a rewarding occupation for the professional genealogist. To support the needs of both amateur family historians and aspiring professional genealogists for reliable and comprehensive education we have designed a series of courses (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced and Electives) leading to various Certificates in Genealogical Studies with specialization in various countries. |
Netherlands/Scottish/German/English Heritage, by Holly Ann Burt Holly's Netherlands/Scottish/German/English Heritage genealogy site, descendant and ancestor charts, surname search, Pike County Illinois information |
New Mexico Genealogical Society Volunteers combining time and efforts to help genealogists and provide learning and networking opportunities for genealogy researchers and family historians. |
North American Genealogy Resources Genealogy related information for various States and Provinces is available from a variety of servers which may be official government services, genealogy society efforts, or maintained by interested individuals. |
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Our Roots / Nos Racines : The Canadian Digital Local Histories Site Our Roots / Nos Racine is a library, archive, museum and educational center at the same time. It provides scholars, students, teachers, historians and genealogists access to Canadian local histories and education resources for using those histories. |
Palatines to America - German Genealogy Society Palatines to America (Pal Am) is a German genealogy society dedicated to the study of ancestors from all German speaking lands. The society takes its name from the fact that some of the earliest German-speaking immigrants to the American colonies came from a region in present-day Germany known as the Palatinate (Pfälz) and were called Palatines (Pfälzers). The founding members of Pal Am all had ancestors from this area of Germany. |
Paquin Genealogy Welcome, to the Paquin family genealogy page. This site contains the Paquin, Sutherland, Moody and Golding Family Trees. The family originated in the UK and France but by the 1600's the Paquin family had moved to North America and for the next several hundred years moved back and forth from Quebec to New England. |
Parentèle; Multimedia Genealogy Family History Software Multimedia genealogy software designed by European genealogists to make exploring your roots and creating your family tree easy. |
Polish Genealogical Society of America The PGSA's mission is to collect, disseminate and preserve information on Polish and Polish-American Family History and to help members use that information in their own research. |
Polish Genealogical Society of America The Polish Genealogical Society of America, with headquarters in Chicago, was founded and incorporated in the state of Illinois on August 23, 1978. The Society exists as a national 501(c) 3 tax exempt organization to collect, disseminate and preserve information on Polish and Polish-American family history and to help its members use that information in their own research. |
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Rays Place Place for New England History and Genealogy Explore New England's past, here. |
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ROOTS-L Library A great information page for genealogy beginners. |
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