21. Cyndi's List - The Czech Republic & Slovakia and other East european genealogy Organizations. FEEFHS Significant AdditionsIndex FEEFHS Website (WebPortal) Index http://www.cyndislist.com/czech.htm

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22. Look Ups Vital Records european genealogy. A variety of look ups and help offered on the forum, pluslots more! Post your message today. an alphabet of the old law hand to help http://www.compter.org/

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23. European Genealogy european genealogy. The attached genealogical information (link at end of page)is an amalgam of data from several researchers and numerous sources. http://www.bevier.us/genealogy_eu/

European Genealogy The attached genealogical information (link at end of page) is an amalgam of data from several researchers and numerous sources. In particular I would like to mention the contribution of Dale BeVier of the USA, Ina Jones-Nolte and Kurt Jorgenson of Germany, and Katherine Noth of France. Based on the information available to me from the above mentioned sources and the book 'Les Beviere', by Michel Missoffe, published Paris, 1930, I have constructed a composite family tree that begins with a Jean Beviere who was living in Maroilles, Picardy - France in 1550. The first four generations are taken from information in 'Les Beviere'. The trees beginning with Louis Beviere (b. 1620 - Chimay) and Martin Beviere (b. 1640 - Godegard) are the work of Ina, Katherine and Dale. Kurt Jorgenson supplied the data on Philip Martinson Beviere which, with other information, links (albeit circumstantially) the work of Ina, et al and the information from 'Les Beviere'. The linkage of all work in the attached genealogy, as well as the following information and speculation, is purely my doing and does not reflect any consensus of opinion among the aforementioned individuals. I have consolidated, I believe, all that we currently know and all that I personally suspect to be true. I have done this in hope of providing a starting place for other researchers who may be able to help us fill in the many, many blanks that exist. Please address any comments, complaints, corrections or additions to my attention:

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25. Indo European Genealogy Languages - Genealogy Sponsored Indo european genealogy Languages. Add your link to this page Table of Nations and Genealogy of Mankind. other group in the European theater. http://www.earl.org.uk/indo-european-genealogy-languages.html

Genealogy - Tracing your history Genealogy Indo European Genealogy Languages Indo European Genealogy Languages Add your link to this page Indo-European and the Indo-Europeans. The American Heritage from Indo-European languages back to their fundamental components in Proto-Indo-European, the parent language of all ancient and modern Indo Computers and Linguistics: The Indo-European Family Tree Taylor and Don Ringe used this program to draw up the genealogy of all languages descended from Proto-Indo-European, the putative progenitor (Proto) Indo-European Most European languages are thought to have evolved from one original highly inflected language referred to as (proto) Indo-European. Knowing Words in Indo-European. Table shows a Britannia: Monarchs of Britain British History, Monarchs, King Arthur "Knowing" Words in Indo-European Languages "Knowing" Words in. Indo-European Languages became the theory of "Indo-European" languages, and today the hypothetical all Indo-European languages is called The Early History of Indo-European Languages and V. V. IVANOV are the authors of The Indo-European Language and the Indo-Europeans, a two chair of the department of Slavic languages at

26. Bibliography For Ukrainian And Eastern European Genealogy and Eastern european genealogy. Archives and Manuscript Repositories in the USSR.Ukraine and Moldavia. Book 1 General Bibliography and Institutional http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukrwgw/books.htm

Ukraine WorldGenWeb Bibliography for Ukrainian and Eastern European Genealogy Archives and Manuscript Repositories in the USSR. Ukraine and Moldavia. Book 1: General Bibliography and Institutional Directory by Dr. Patricia Kennedy Grimsted Dictionary Of Ukrainian Surnames In Canada by F. Bogdan Published by the Onomastic Commission of UVAN and the Canadian Institute Of Onomastic Sciences, in Winnipeg and Vancouver Finding Your Jewish Roots in Galicia: A Resource Guide by Suzan F. Wynne The definitive work on Galician-Jewish genealogical research. This book organizes what is known about Galicia Jewish record searching and other resources to assist genealogists in tracing their Jewish Galician roots. Such resources include archival collections of Jewish vital and other records; geographic, visual and language aides; books; documents related to the Holocaust; and articles about travel and research in specific towns by members of Gesher Galicia, the Special Interest Group for Jewish genealogy. Finding Your Ukrainian Ancestors by Muryl Andrejciw Geary First Names of the Polish Commonwealth: Origins and Meanings by W. Hoffman and G. Helon

27. Polish & Eastern European Genealogy Resource Center Covering Polish Eastern european genealogy in Poland, Ukraine, genealogy treeThe Poland Eastern european genealogy Chat Center genealogy tree http://www.genealogyforum.org/resources/poland/easterneurope.php

Thursdays 8pm-10pm EST How To Research Genealogy Indexes Read "How to" Articles Deciphering Surnames Flint, MI WWI Draft Card Index Cleveland, OH WWI Draft Card Index Milwaukee, WI WWI Draft Card Index Prussian Natives in Milwaukee 1917 Reference Shelf Immigration and Early Settlements in USA References materials for Polish or Eastern European Genealogy Research Genealogy Books/EBooks Language/Translation Dictionaries Common Genealogy Words in English-Polish-Czech-Ukraine-German-Russian Occupations translated from English to Polish-Czech-Unkraine-German-Russian-Latin ... Early Polish Map showing Jewish Communities, Cemeteries and Synagogues from Wroclaw, Poland Site Websites: View Our Favorite Polish or Eastern European Genealogy Links Grêbów, Podkarpackie, Tarnobrzeg, Poland New Additions to the GenealogyForum!!! Genealogy Forum Special Monthly Topics Genie Chatters Newsletter Join the GenealogyForum Newsletter ! Or View Our Past Issues Ancestors In the Spotlight This is your opportunity to submit photos and bio's on your ancestors ! African American Resource Center New Resource Center for African-American Researchers.

28. Eastern European Genealogy Heritage Polish and Eastern European Heritage. Using 3 seperate sources, (1. CatholicEncyclodpedia Poles in US Vol XII Pub 1911 Robert Appleton Comp 2. http://www.genealogyforum.org/resources/poland/easterneuropearticles.html

Polish and Eastern European Heritage Using 3 seperate sources, (1. Catholic Encyclodpedia Poles in U.S. Vol XII Pub 1911 Robert Appleton Comp 2. Polish American's and Their Communites of Cleveland (E-Book) 3. www.Polishnews.com) I gathered together a few statistical items, including some names from Poland's history. These do not include every single notable person, however the information provided matches all 3 sources and I assume since they match the figures are correct. You may be able to use the statistics or surnames to help with locating early Polish arrivals to America. (and some interesting tid-bits) Polish Immigration and It's People A small group of Polish immigrants arrived at Jamestown, VA October 1, 1608. They helped lay the foundation for the United States' first industries; the manufacture of pitch, soap, and glass. Zbigniew STEFANSKI - a glass production expert Jan BOGDAN - pitch, tar, and ship construction expert Jan MATA - soap manufacturing expert Michael LOWICKI - nobleman Stanislaus SADOWSKI and Karol ZRENICA - who contructed a glass furnace near Jamestown.

29. Haplogroup T - European Genealogy - Genealogy If you´re doing DNA testing for genealogy, you probably have encountered HaplogroupT. In mtDNA testing, this is the huge european group of people. http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art22818.asp

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30. European Genealogy Tracing european genealogy is not always an easy task. European surnames firstoccurred Heirlines Can Help You With Your european genealogy Research! http://www.heirlines.com/info/European-Genealogy.html

Flash Intro Home Page Our Services Resources About Us Order Contact Us Customer Login European Genealogy Tracing European genealogy is not always easy. European surnames first occurred between the 11th and 15th centuries, with some patronymic surnames (ex. Scandinavia) being acquired as late as the nineteenth century. Prior to this time, particularly during the "Dark Ages" between the 5th and 11th centuries, people were largely illiterate, and had little need for distinction beyond their given names. Various European nations have had differing naming customs. The Scandinavians for example named children after the given name of their father, thus every generation saw a new surname. In Poland on the other hand, the ending "ski" in a surname would indicate "son of"; thus, the name "Walenski" implies "the son of Walen". The countries comprising Europe were governed by both Church and State; thus European genealogy requires knowledge of both religious sources and governmental records for effective genealogy research. Because there is so much diversity in the naming customs of nationalities, working with an experienced specialist like Heirlines is recommended for the most accurate results.

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32. GeneEuro - European Genealogy Sites Other european genealogy Resources on the Internet. http://www.homestead.com/gpapa/files/geneeuro.htm

Doran Family Genealogy Page Other European Resources Alex Gledinning's Home Page Anglo, Swiss Genealogy Austrian Genealogy - AustriaGenWeb Czech Republic, Bohemia, and Moravia Genealogy ... WorldGenWeb Project - Spain Return to the Doran Family Genealogy Page This page was last updated on September 16, 1999

33. European Genealogy Research Links european genealogy Resource Page LINKS TO THE PAST. european genealogy. Federation ofEastern European Family History Societies (FEEFHS) search engine of http://emol.org/genealogy/european.html

Entertainment Magazine On Line European Genealogy Resource Page LINKS TO THE PAST European Genealogy Federation of Eastern European Family History Societies (FEEFHS) search engine of surnames and placenames (35mg) Yizkor Books Yale Library Collection: http://www.library.yale.edu/judaica/yizkor.html Poland: http://www.ibiblio.org/yiddish/LOC/ds135-p62locbib.html Ah'had Ha'am Library: http://www.isragen.org.il/YIZ/AhadHaam_books.htm Galicia Galician Genealogy pages Galizien German Descendants German Genealogy" Galicia/Galizien GESHER GALICIA- Bridge to Galicia Jewish Galician SIG (Special Interest Group) Resource Guide Listing Galician Churches Galicia Research List (FEEFHS) Galicia Vital Records The German March into Galicia Bolechow Mendelsholn's Bolechow Home Page: http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Bolekhov/ Yizkor Book: Memorial book of the martyrs of Bolechow (Ukraine) Shtels Links Page: http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Bolekhov/ Polish Archives: http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/agad/agadtowns.html Bolechow Yizkor Book: Eshel, Jonah, and Mosheh Hanina Eshel. Sefer Ha-Zikaron Li-Kedoshe Bolehov..Haifa, 1957. DS135.P62 B65 Germany German Genealogy Research Willkommen auf Veit's Galizien German Genealogy with database German-Russian Record Indexes Netherlands Netherlands Jewish Genealogical Poland Polish Shtels and Villages: http://www.jewishwebindex.com/polish_shtetls.htm

34. Genealogy, European Genealogy - GuideReviews An index of european genealogy GuideReviews for the Genealogy guide site. http://genealogy.about.com/cs/europe/gr/

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35. East Central European Genealogy And Local History:Sources For Research: Bibliogr Introduction to a bibliography of published materials in the Library of Congressand selected Internet sites related to east central european genealogy and http://www.loc.gov/rr/genealogy/bib_guid/eastcen/

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers Home Find in Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages East Central European Genealogy and Local History: Sources for Research Introduction This guide has been prepared primarily to assist individuals beginning genealogical research at the Library of Congress concerning families that originated in East Central Europe. The regions covered correspond approximately to territories that once formed the Austro-Hungarian empire, which broke up at the end of World War I. The turbulent history of this region makes precise demarcations impossible; but the guide focuses on areas that are now part of Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, and portions of Romania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, and Ukraine. Sources cited here are limited to basic English-language resources that are useful in the early stages of research. Each of the categories employed below has been chosen merely as a tool for organizing materials. They are inexact and not exhaustive. In part, they simply reflect the availability of appropriate resources. Information concerning additional ethnic groups and regional history may also be found in the expanding genealogical databases available on the Internet. Several "gateway" sites are listed in the final section of this bibliography. The spelling of surnames and multilingual place names of the region are special problems for genealogists. Several sources listed in this guide address that issue. Here again, there are valuable resources on the Internet to help resolve language problems. (See

36. East Central European Genealogy And Local History:Sources For Research: Bibliogr Introduction to a bibliography of published materials in the Library of Congressand selected Internet sites related to east central european genealogy and http://www.loc.gov/rr/genealogy/bib_guid/eastcen/jewish.html

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers Home Find in Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages East Central European Genealogy and Local History: Sources for Research Introduction Geographic Sources Non-English Geographic Sources Emigration and Immigration ... Selected Internet Sites Genealogical Guides and Handbooks: General Austrian and German Croat, Serb, and Slovene Czech and Slovak ... Romanian Genealogical Guides and Handbooks: Jewish Avotaynu . Teaneck, N.J.: G. Mokotoff, 1985- . Ill. LC call number: DS101.A87 LC control number: 91642147 Standard journal for Jewish genealogy. Baker, Zachary M.., compiler. Bibliography of Eastern European memorial (yizkor) books: with call numbers for six Judaica libraries in New York . Edited by Steven W. Siegel. New York, N.Y. (P.O. Box 6398, New York 10128): Jewish Genealogical Society, [1992.] 51 p. LC control number: 93159990 Lists memorial books for territories formerly in the Austro-Hungarian empire and the Russian empire. Most memorial books are in Hebrew or Yiddish, but other European languages are also represented. Also lists useful reference books of a more general nature.

37. European Genealogy - Heritage Tour european genealogy heritage tour For the past 12 years I researched myCroatian roots (genealogy) as well as helping hundreds of other Americans http://genforum.genealogy.com/events/messages/243.html

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home General Topics Upcoming Genealogy Events Forum European genealogy - heritage tour Posted by: Robert Jerin (ID *****9128) Date: June 06, 2005 at 12:36:56 of 256 For the past 12 years I researched my Croatian roots (genealogy) as well as helping hundreds of other Americans discover their Croatian roots. Whenever helping people find their ancestors, their villages and family documents I always end by telling them they must visit Croatia Stari Kraj (old homeland). The beauty of Croatia and the friendliness of the people is always overwhelming. Only those who have been there know the feeling! I would like to share the beauty and the joy with others and have planned a tour of Croatia for this Fall. This is a perfect time to visit Croatia, as the weather is pleasant and the large crowds are gone. The tour, which is based on areas where many seminar attendees’ families originated, will run from October 5 –16. We have planned a tour that will allow us to see the variety that is Croatia, yet not spend all our time traveling by bus and transferring from hotel to hotel. The first 4 nights we will be in at a hotel in Opatija, 1 night we will stay at Plitivica, 2 nights in Split and 3 nights in Zagreb. This will give us a real opportunity to "get a feel for the places we visit." This is a very unique tour.

38. European Genealogy And Heritage Tour european genealogy and Heritage tour Just wanted to give you an update aboutour Heritage and Genealogy Tour coming up in October. http://genforum.genealogy.com/events/messages/251.html

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home General Topics Upcoming Genealogy Events Forum European Genealogy and Heritage tour Posted by: Robert Jerin (ID *****9128) Date: August 06, 2005 at 07:34:32 of 256 Just wanted to give you an update about our Heritage and Genealogy Tour coming up in October. We are finalizing a few final details and have actually upgraded one of the hotels. I have been in touch with Mr Jelinic, head of Matica the Croatian Cultural organization. Matica is arranging for history/genealogy speakers for our group in Split and Zagreb. In addition Sanja Frigan and Miro Caic will be joining us for either a dinner or breakfast in Zagreb. Also I have been in contact with the head of the National Archives in Zagreb, where we will be given a tour and orientation regarding what records they hold and what services they offer. One very special treat will be our dinner at St Thersia's Orphange in Zagreb where 35 children live and are cared for by Carmelite Sisters... I understand the Sisters make a fabulous dinner! So you can see that not only is the tour well "thought out" but I have been working to make this the very best tour possible. Our group is turning out to be an interesting and unique group, with people from CA, WA, IA, MI, OH, PA, NJ, DC, TX and SC. While most are Croatian we will have an old friend of mine who works for a think tank in DC, who majored in Austro-Hungarian history. Kollanders commented how nice everyone in our group was and how easy they were to work with.

39. Drake Family Searchable European Genealogy Databases. Drake family searchable european genealogy databases index page. http://www.xroyvision.com.au/drake/research_europe.html

Homepage Discussion forums Drake genealogy Genealogy resources center ... wills Drake family searchable European genealogy databases If you would like your Drake family genealogy databases/lineage added to this list - please send me an email with your details to Roy Andrews - drake@xroyvision.com.au It will take about a week before your enquiry will appear on this database - or post your enquiries - comments directly onto the DRAKE MESSAGE BOARD . Add your genealogy ( and non ) links to the FREE FOR ALL LINKS DIRECTORY GENEALOGY ONLINE SHOP (and other shopping) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Name Time Frame Location / Area Comments Submitter Website Name Time Frame Location / Area Comments Submitter Website J John R Drake John Drake born 1729 married Karen Larsdotter born 1738 in Sweden. gene and sue W William James Drake By 1800, the family "Drake del Castillo" arrives to Spain from Cuba. I Know that the parents of the family "Drake del Castillo" are William James Drake (1763-1838) and Carlota Fernández del Castillo (1784-1830), and the parents of this William James Drake are William Drake (1730-1773) and Mary Spense (married in 1759). Can anybody help me with more data?.

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homepage genealogy search engines andrews ... wills Drake success stories Topic Comments Date drake website You are doing a great job and I enjoy it very much 18 June 1998 Drake Connection Thanks for posting my Francis Drake info on your page. I received a note this morning that I would like to share with you since you really deserve the credit. 22 July 1998 Drake website Just got on the website and it looks great! Thanks for putting me up there. I see some names of others, Cheska Wheatley and Gee Gee Hughes whose names I have seen before on GEnie and such. Great idea! 24 July 1998 Drake website I paid a visit to your website and it is EXCELLENT! 19 August 1998 Drake Family History Enquiry Love the web page. 31 October 1998 Your site! Your site nearly blew me away when I finally took the time to examine it a little more carefully. I can't get over your thoroughness. What a selfless project! 7 December 1998 drake page just happened to surf upon your page and just wanted to let you know that you have done a great job. Very clean and easy to follow. 4 January 1999 Bals on website Many thanks, Roy, for your message to say you have inserted the Balhatchet references in your website. And what a website - I've never seen anything quite like it! May it continue to flourish.

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