81. Waco-McLennan County Library - Waco, Texas From 1p.m. to 5 pm daily, the Central Texas Genealogical Society (CTGS) provides The Nordic clubs of Waco are located at 1028 N. 4th St., Waco, http://www.waco-texas.com/city_depts/libraryservices/genealogy.htm

Genealogy Welcome to the Genealogy Department of the Waco-McLennan County Library. Our collection includes: over 15,000 books Census and Soundex Family Search (a CD-ROM product from The Church of JesusChrist of Latter-Day Saints that contains the Ancestral File and International Genealogical Index) Texas County Records on microfilm are available through Interlibrary Loan. Our department also contains 10 microfilm readers, 3 microfiche readers, 2 microfilm/-fiche copiers, 1 photocopier, and 7 computers with internet access. The Genealogy Department is open during the central library's regular business hours. From 1p.m. to 5 p.m. daily, the Central Texas Genealogical Society (CTGS) provides volunteers who assist patrons with research. The CTGS also has census and ancestor charts available at the library for a minimal cost. If you are interested in becoming a CTGS member or working as a volunteer, please call (254) 750-5954 or visit the Central Texas Genealogy www.rootsweb.com/~txmclenn/ctgs.htm

82. Bibliographies - Sources For Research In Scottish Genealogy - Local History & Ge A catalogue of the publications of Scottish historical and kindred clubs London Royal Historical Society ; Edinburgh Scottish History Society, 1987. http://www.loc.gov/rr/genealogy/bib_guid/scotlandbibl.html

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers Home Find in Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages Sources for Research in Scottish Genealogy: Bibliographies Compiled by Judith P. Reid Introduction Handbooks Pedigrees and Family Histories Bibliographies ... Home Find in Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers June 28, 2005 Contact Us

83. Cynon Valley Groups, Clubs And Societies - AberdareOnline Cynon valley groups, clubs and societies. There are many clubs, societies andgroups located throughout the Cynon Valley and close by. http://www.aberdareonline.co.uk/content/public/leisure/clubs_and_groups/

AberdareOnline Your website for the Cynon Valley and Rhondda Cynon Taff Existing user login New user registration Home News ... Photographs 21 September 2005 The Cynon Valley Writers Circle Home Leisure Clubs And Groups : Cynon valley groups, clubs and societies Cynon valley groups, clubs and societies There are many clubs, societies and groups located throughout the Cynon Valley and close by. They all make a great place to meet and enjoy the company of others with likewise interests. Why not visit the ones that interest you? Meeting times can be found on the relevant club/group pages. Why not e-mail AberdareOnline and get your group listed? Aberdare Aiki Jutsu Aberdare Camera Club Aberdare Chess Club ... Cynon Valley bus watch Latest news Council accused of hiding 'jaunts' costs none... view article Local interest links Aberdare Skatepark Here you will find all the current up-to-date information relating to the £120,000 concrete skatepark that is to be built at the Michael Sobel Sports Centre in Aberdare town centre. visit website View more interest links QuickLinks Discussion forums New user registration Add page to favourites Return to top This page has received hits Return to homepage Home News Discussion forum ... Code of conduct

84. AJHS - Genealogical Resources The Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston has undertaken to identify, in New York County, including fraternal societies, political clubs, http://www.jewishgen.org/boston/ajhs.html

Genealogical Resources at the American Jewish Historical Society by Fred Davis and Warren Blatt This article originally appeared in Avotaynu: The International Review of Jewish Genealogy , Volume XI, Number 3, Fall 1995. The Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston has undertaken to identify, categorize and catalog genealogical resources at the American Jewish Historical Society in preparation for the 1996 Summer Seminar on Jewish Genealogy which was held in Boston in July 1996. In expanded form, this article forms part of the book "Resources for Jewish Genealogy in the Boston Area" (Boston: JGSGB, 1996). The American Jewish Historical Society (AJHS), founded in 1892, is the world's leading institution for the preservation of original materials on American Jewish life and culture. This society holds more than 40 million manuscripts, 30,000 books and thousands of newspapers, magazines, paintings, photographs and other artifacts that document the growth and accomplishments of American Jewry. The AJHS headquarters is located at the Center for Jewish History at 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011. Tel.: (212) 294-6160; and has a New England branch on the

85. RingSurf: Join Ring clubs and societies NetRing Join Date September 21, 2004 The clubs and societiesNetRing is for homepages for clubs, societies, associations, http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=The_Ring;action=addform

86. RadixLog - Hungarian Genealogy News Blog clubs, associations Blogged stuff about organizations with some relation to I always wonder why there is no big Hungarian genealogy society activity in http://www.radixlog.com/subjects/clubs,_associations

Clubs, associations Blogged stuff about organizations with some relation to Hungarian genealogy Sunday, August 14, 2005 09:26:43 CET Diosdfa.hu permanent link Similarly to Diosdfa.hu Well done! filed under: Databases Genealogy in the news Clubs, associations Wednesday, March 17, 2004 18:32:31 CET AKUFF meeting and news permanent link AKUFF had the first of its three yearly meetings in Kalocsa this Saturday. (The number of come togethers might be changed to four per annum in future.) As a member of the association I had the chance to take part of the event. There was no lecture this time, as the sit down part of the meeting was dedicated to the annual assembly with bureaucratic agenda: reports, budget, etc. filed under: German research Events Clubs, associations Wednesday, March 17, 2004 17:53:13 CET Ohio Genealogical Society 2004 Conference permanent link I always wonder why there is no big Hungarian genealogy society activity in the US. OK, I know of the Hungarian Genealogy Society of Greater Cleveland (but hey, what happened to their website at http://community.cleveland.com/cc/hungariangenealogy ?). Any other? So, the

87. Canadian Associations, Societies And Clubs @ Culture.ca Discover the many associations, societies and clubs that exist across Canada.There are over one hundred Northwest Territories Genealogical Society http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=242&page=14&s

88. UMI Fall Offer 2005 Organizational Records – Parishes, fire departments, military regiments, clubsand societies; Family Histories – genealogy titles from across the US http://www.micromedia.ca/news/UMI.htm

Micromedia ProQuest/ UMI Fall 2005 Offer Trace your roots, examine the events and people that shaped your city and state, access early census information about your family, examine the Revolutionary War through the eyes of those who experienced it. You can do all this a nd more with UMI genealogy resources. This summer's promotion gives you the opportunity to expand your genealogy resources with great deals on both HeritageQuest and content if you order by October Heritage Quest Along with unparalleled population data dating back to 1790, HeritageQuest microfilm also provides “non-population” census data that extends beyond mere numbers. Plus, researchers will be interested in HeritageQuest's Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files (M804) . This subset is much more comprehensive than its digital counterpart (M805) and is just one part of a larger military collection that spans from the Revolutionary War to World War II. These resources are the perfect complement to your online genealogy content. Check out the entire HeritageQuest online catalog Order 25 reels of HeritageQuest in microform by October 15th and get 5 additional reels free!

89. Education Search Dot NET - Ppc Search Engine Www.educationsearch.net Search results (string= educational societies ), found 24 links.time 2.671 sec . Boarding life, clubs and societies, departments, sports and games, http://www.educationsearch.net/search.php?str=educational societies

90. Edgecombe County, North Carolina Vital Records, 1720-1880 -- Genealogy Database It is a valuable and scarce resource for genealogists studying the region and accounts of participants in clubs, masonic societies and lawsuits, etc. http://www.familybirthrecords.com/db.asp?dbid=4990

91. AU Libraries -- Genealogy Guide To Resources http//www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/. Montgomery Genealogical Society, Inc. PO Box230194, Montgomery, AL 361230194 http//www.rootsweb.com/~almontgo/mgs.htm http://www.lib.auburn.edu/hum/humweb/genealogy2.html

Genealogy Guide to Resources Home AubieCat All Services Previous Page ... Web Sites Library Specialist Joyce Hicks Hicksjo@auburn.edu Getting Started 1. Identify what you know about your family. Gather information about family members by using family Bibles, journals, letters, newspapers, obituaries and ask relatives. Write what you know about your ancestors on a pedigree chart. Start with yourself as # 1. Write "surname" in all caps. List the dates: i.e. (08 Mar 1895) instead of 3/8/1895. Write places in order: City/Township/County/State 2. Decide what you need to learn. Born? Place? Married? Place? Died? Place? Pick one of your ancestors and try to identify needed information (document pertinent information on other relatives as you find it). 3. Select records to search. There are two types of genealogical records. Compiled Records: These records have already been researched by others, such as biographies, family histories. Original Records: Records that were created at or near the time of an event, such as; birth, marriage, death or census records. Be sure to check computer resources that are available.

92. Czech Republic, Bohemia, And Moravia Genealogy Research The Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International, publisher of the nase Rodinaquarterly now Surname to Soundex converter at the Rand genealogy Club. http://www.iarelative.com/czech/

Czech Republic Bohemia and Moravia Genealogical Research The Czech, Bohemian, and Moravian Genealogical Research Page offers tools, resources, and information to help you search your Czech family history and ancestry. You will also find links to a wealth of information on the area now known as the Czech Republic. Stop at the What's New page to see latest changes to this site While your here be sure to add your family search information to Czeching Out Our Ancestors . Stop by and see if someone is researching your family name or add your surnames and email address. There is no charge for the listings, updated daily. Each week we will will be featuring a new Book of the Week in our Czech and Slovak Bookstore and the Czech Music Shop featuring Traditaional music of the Czech Republic. The Czech and Slovak Movie Page has two new Czech video DVDs just released February 2002 with English subtitles. If you have a question, try the Czech Genealogy Research forum. Over 20,000 questions and answers are on line. Your answer may be waiting already. Build Your Family Tree On Line Best of Czech Cooking by Peter Trnka....

93. Czechoslovak Genealogy Sites On The Internet, Page 10 (Czech Heraldry and genealogy Club) (in Czech) http//members.tripod.com/adm/popup/ Czech and Slovak American genealogy Society of Illinois (CSAGSI) http://www.svu2000.org/whatwedo/c5gd1list10.htm

SVU Website Czechoslovak Genealogy Sites on the Internet Covers the Territory of the Former Czechoslovakia, Including Bohemia, Moravia, Slovakia, and Subcarpatian Ruthenia 2nd revised and enlarged edition Compiled and Edited by Miloslav Rechcigl , Jr., Ph.D. 1703 Mark Lane, Rockville, MD 20852 Phone: (301) 881-7222; FAX: (301) 881-9667 e-mail: rechcigl@aol.com No parts of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, xerography, or any information storage and removal system, without permission from the compiler. This is PAGE 10 of 16 Click here for PAGE 1 LISTINGS IX. Societes and Groups A. Genealogical Societies back to the General Outline 1. Central and Eastern European East European Genealogical Society (EEGS) http://feefhs.org/ca/frg-eegs.html Federation of East European Family History Societies (FEEFHS) http://feefhs.org/

94. Mobile Genealogical Society - Welcome Mobile Genealogical Society, Mobile AL. The URL for the second link ishttp//www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs. We would also appreciate your help in http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/newstand.htm

The News Stand Information On and Links to Genealogical Columns That Appear In Newspapers and Accept Announcements and/or Queries Click on the MGS logo at left to go back to the CyberLobby. Use these QuickLinks or feel free to just scroll down the page. The Listings Important Stuff To Read First... Australia Canada Ireland Northern Ireland ... United States First Time Here? Read This Query Writing Guidelines What We Include In Our Listings Linking to THE NEWS STAND. Do you know that even though there are tens of thousands of people doing genealogical research on the Internet, there are hundreds of thousands more who still have never touched a computer? What if the person who knows the very information that you have been surfing the Internet to find is one of THEM? Do you know how to get your queries in front of these people? The answer is newspaper genealogy columns. Now, with that said do you know the name of the genealogy column that appears in the local newspaper in each one of the areas around the country (and even the world) where you have ancestry? Do you know the address of each of these columnists to which to send your queries and/or announcements? Do you know if any of them have e-mail addresses? You will find this information in our listings.

95. Hobby Associations & Organizations Go here for information on the National Genealogical Society, Rand.orggenealogy Club Increase your knowledge here about genealogy through a directory http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/hobbies-and-special-interest_associations-and-org

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Wednesday, September 21, 2005 6:54:12 PM DIRECTORY Hobbies Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Computer users looking for information regarding hobby and special interest clubs, councils, societies, agencies, and associations throughout the world can look to the World Wide Web for a broad range of resources on these organizations. Sites developed by hobby associations range from the Pine Needle Group to the Early Typewriters Collectors Association. Of those Web sites spotlighting special interest groups, there are several that belong to horticultural associations like the Canadian Orchid Congress and genealogy organizations such as the Federation of East European Family History Societies. This section features various online resources on hobby and special interest associations and organizations. American Fan Collectors Association See extensive information here on buying, selling, trading, and collecting new and antique air, water, electric, and alcohol powered fans. American Horticultural Society Discover at this site about the American Horticultural Society and its various public relations, educational programs, and other services.

96. Genealogy Links Page The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society Rand genealogy Club Sons and Daughters of America s First Families Sons of the American Revolution, http://members.cox.net/mountgen/genelink.html

GENEALOGY LINKS Here is a selected list of Web pages dealing with Genealogy. Enter on the name of the page to access it. American Civil War The American Civil War American Civil War Research Database Civil War Research Database Illinois in the Civil War ... The U. S. Civil War Center American Revolutionary War American Revolutionary War Soldiers and Their Descendants Books about the American Revolution (currently available) The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War: Soldiers from Hunterdon and Somerset Counties ... USGenWeb Archives Pensions Project - Revolutionary War American wars Books about the Gulf and Afghanistan Wars Books about World War II (currently available) The Veteran Ancestor Registry Associations, clubs and societies Arizona State Genealogical Society The Association of Professional Genealogists Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies Inc. The Cape Cod Genealogical Society ... Sons of the Revolution Biographies Geneabios Infoplease.com's Biography

97. Ancestors Resource Guide- Texas NT/BNR genealogy Club MS D311 PO Box 833871 Richardson, TX 75083-3871 Tarrant County Black Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. 1020 E. Humbolt http://byubroadcasting.org/ancestors/resourceguide/texas.shtml

98. Ancestors Resource Directory- Texas Austin, TX 787671507 Web http//www.main.org/ags. Bay Area genealogy Study Club Web http//www.rootsweb.com/~txsgs/. Tip-O-Texas Genealogical Society http://byubroadcasting.org/ancestors/resourceguide/print/texasprint.shtml

99. Germany Info: Culture & Life: German-Americans: Tracing Ancestors Records from Germany, Genealogical societies, German Genealogical Magazines, The Genealogical Club of America PO Box 15861 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/culture/ger_americans/ancestors.html

Germany Info Home: German-Americans : : Tracing Ancestors Tracing Ancestors The German Embassy and the German Consulates General cannot, unfortunately, assist individuals in tracing their ancestors in Germany. However, the following general information might be helpful: Local Genealogical Societies and Libraries Before you start to correspond with genealogical societies and offices abroad, you should first check with the nearest local genealogical society and library. Many libraries maintain good genealogical archives and records. The Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies has a library on the history and cultural contributions of German-speaking immigrants in the United States.The library includes books, manuscripts, newspapers, journals and documents. Records from Germany, Genealogical Societies, German Genealogical Magazines, Internet Resources, Publications, Overseas Mailing Tips Birth, Marriage and Death Records from Germany (after 1871) These records may be obtained from the registrar's office in Germany, where the birth, marriage or death was reported. Full and correct name(s) and date(s) must be indicated. Your inquiry should be addressed as follows to: Standesamt (Fill in Zip Code) (Fill in City) Federal Republic of Germany Helpful Suggestion To ensure that the response to your letters will be sent via Air Mail, it is suggested that you enclose at least two international reply coupons, which can be purchased at any US Post Office. Please always write clearly (print or use a typewriter) and give all information and data available.

100. Ancestry.com - Using Organizational Records In Family History The ancestor in question may have belonged to a club, society, Curt B.Witcher is the manager of the Historical genealogy Department for the Allen http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/ancmag/821.asp

Discover Your Family Story Help Subscribe Member Login Username Password ( Forgot? Home My Ancestry Search ... Store You are here: Learn The Library Magazines Ancestry Magazine Browse the Library Books/CD-ROMs Magazines Ancestry Magazine Genealogical Computing Daily News Desk Columnists Love to Learn? Subscribe to Ancestry Magazine! Ancestry Magazine Archive January/February 1998 vol. 16 no. 1 Using Organizational Records in Family History – Curt B. Witcher Some of the most successful genealogical research can be done when the researcher makes an effort to build a context for the family being investigated and the potential ancestors being sought. In the process of building an appropriate historical context, one can discover a host of documents and record groups that might not otherwise be readily considered. These documents can provide interesting details and important research leads, as well as valuable insights into the lives of families in previous generations. The records of institutions, businesses, and organizations which were a part of our ancestors' lives are one such group of records genealogists should explore. When one finds an ancestor in some of the more frequently used records (e.g., census, vital, land, and court), it is often worthwhile to spend a little time discerning what institutions and organizations existed in the same area and time period. The ancestor in question may have belonged to a club, society, or organization whose records could provide additional details about his or her life, family, and origins. City and county directories, county and town histories, as well as data gleaned from other family records, can all provide information about the existence of organizations.

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