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Internet Archive: Free Downloads: Genealogy - 5 views

Julie Cahill Tarr

Family Relatives - 0 views

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    UK site with new Irish records. Familyrelatives.com offers online access to over 600 million records of which 400 million have been fully transcribed. Records are either fully searchable or browseable in addition and where available we provide the images to the records.
Moultrie Creek

Wilson's Creek NB: Library Information - 0 views

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    Genealogy: The library owns microfilm copies of the National Archives Compiled Service Records for all Union and Confederate soldiers from Missouri, those from other states who fought at Wilson's Creek, and some additional soldiers. Copies can be requested from the Hulston Library or from the National Archives. Forms to obtain copies of National Archives records are available at the Visitor Center, or National Archives records can be ordered on-line by clicking here. The library has purchased published rosters giving basic information on all Civil War soldiers, and will search for particular names on request. Regimental Histories: The library contains many histories of individual Civil War regiments, especially Union units. In addition, many Northern state adjutant general's reports and other regimental materials are available. Limited information is available on Southern units.
Moultrie Creek

Eastman's - Footnote.com for Historians, Genealogists and Many Others - 0 views

  • Footnote.com for Historians, Genealogists and Many Others There's a new player on the genealogy field, and their launch this week announced a partnership with the foremost resource in the United States. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration announced a major new initiative to scan millions of historical documents and to make them available online. The documents will appeal to many different interests: genealogists, historians, re-enactors, railroad enthusiasts, aviation historians, and many, many others. Approximately 4.5 million pages are available at launch, and millions more historical documents will be digitized and placed online each year. The project is being launched in a partnership with a commercial firm called Footnote, Inc. The company's new web site went "live" at noon Eastern Time on Wednesday, January 10. I have spent some time using Footnote's new service and thought I would describe my experiences. Perhaps I should start with a bit of introduction. I suspect that many newsletter readers have never heard of Footnote, Inc. and may wonder, "Who is this new company that is going to digitize millions of National Archives records? Can they really make it happen?" In fact, Footnote, Inc. has been in business for years under the name iArchives, Inc., and has been involved in numerous genealogical and history-related high-tech projects. The company has been a contractor to several commercial and non-profit organizations, but its own corporate name has rarely been in the spotlight. The company has extensive experience in high-volume scanning of old records. About a year ago iArchives decided to launch its own product. While preparing for the launch of its huge new database, the company also changed its name to Footnote, Inc., to better reflect the collaborative model of its new business. NOTE:
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    A review of the new Footnote.com site for historical documents.
Moultrie Creek

Public Records Free Directory - Nationwide Directory of Public Record Resources - 0 views

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    Featured in Internet Genealogy (Dec/Jan 2008).
Gary Moseley

West Sussex County Council: Record Office and archives - 0 views

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    The Record Office acquires, preserves and makes publicly available the documented and recorded heritage of the county. Anyone may access these documents at the County Record Office free of charge.
TK Sand

AllCensusRecords.com - 0 views

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    Your One-Stop Site for links to USA Census Records, Canadian Census Records, English Census Records, Census Indexes & Images, Census Transcriptions, Blank Census Forms, City Directories, Tax & Assessment Lists, Voters Registrations, Veterans Census, Questions on Census Records
Michael Hait

'Censuses' in between the censuses - 0 views

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    This column previously addressed the importance of the 1870 U. S. census in African-American research. As noted in that article, this was the first federal census after the end of the Civil War, and therefore the first record group to record personal information about former slaves nationwide. It was not, however, the earliest record group to do so in many localities. Many similar record groups were created that provide information about former slaves between 1865 and 1870.
Gary Moseley

Northamptonshire Record Office (Archives) - Northamptonshire County Council - 1 views

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    Northamptonshire Record Office (Archives) Over 800 years of Northamptonshire's history The Northamptonshire Record Office holds over 800 years of the county's rich archival heritage, which can be accessed free of charge onsite. The archives cover all aspects of life in Northamptonshire, and the people who lived here."
Moultrie Creek

Genlighten.com : Home - 0 views

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    You want genealogical records. We connect you with people who can find them. Let Genlighten's "Lookup Providers" help you move your research forward.
Craig Manson

Archdiocese of Chicago Archives and Records - 1 views

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    The Archdiocese of Chicago's Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Archives & Records Center is the official repository for the records of the Archdiocese of Chicago and gateway to its past. As the institutional archives, its purpose is to identify, preserve, and make available Archdiocesan records, which have long term value for local, national and international communities
Kinfolknews Regina

Confederate Pensions - Where to Find Civil War Confederate Pension Records - 4 views

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    Where to Find Confederate Pension Records - State by State
Moultrie Creek

Browning Genealogy: Evansville Area Obituary Search - 0 views

  • The Browning Genealogy Database is the lifetime work of Charles Browning, who compiled the obituary records of Vanderburgh County and surrounding southwestern Indiana from the Evansville newspapers: The Evansville Courier, The Evansville Press, and now The Evansville Courier and Press. Information on each deceased person listed in the database includes fifteen categories, encompassing age, date of death, survivors, funeral information, cemetery, occupation, and activities.  This attention to detail provides a vital community resource and source for genealogical research.
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AncientFaces.com - Free Family History Search and Genealogy Records - Family Photos, Fa... - 0 views

  • Share Memories ~ Build Relationships The AncientFaces Community welcomes you to share your genealogy research and family history for free. Take this opportunity to Join the Community and begin your discovery.
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Official government source for Scottish genealogy, census and family research - Scotlan... - 0 views

  • Welcome to ScotlandsPeople, one of the largest online sources of original genealogical information. With almost 50 million records to access, we hope your visit will be enjoyable and that you are successful in connecting generations.
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