161. Carroll County Genealogical Society Stimulates interest in genealogy and educates the membership and general public in the proper and ethical methods of genealogical research, and gathering, recording and dissemination of genealogical and historical information. http://www.carr.org/ccgs/ccgs.html

Westminster, Maryland he Carroll County Genealogical Society, Inc. was founded in 1981 to stimulate interest in genealogy and educate the membership and general public in proper and ethical methods of genealogical research and gathering, recording and dissemination of genealogical and historical information. eetings are held the third Monday of each month, except January, February, July and August, at the Westminster Branch Library at 50 East Main Street, Westminster, Maryland. The public is always welcome. The Society's collection is housed at the same location. Hours are: Mon-Thur 9:30-8:45 Fri-Sat 9:30-5:00 quarterly newsletter, The Carrolltonian , is published in September, December, March and June of each year. The Society's special projects include copying cemetery inscriptions in Carroll County, gathering church and bible records and indexing materials valuable to researchers. CCGS will provide genealogical research assistance for an hourly fee plus postage and photocopying charges. Address inquiries to: Carroll County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1752, Westminster, MD 21158. Membership information Joint Computer Project Calendar of Events Publications List of Family Histories Cemetery Records Miscellaneous Other Sites of Interest Historical Society of Carroll County Maryland State Archives Maryland GenWeb site Carroll County GenWeb site Carroll County Genealogical Society, Inc.

162. Farnsworth Public Library Home Page Lists library hours, book listings, childrens page, genealogy information, and general library information. http://www.nfls.lib.wi.us/oco/

Farnsworth Public Library 715 Main Street Oconto, WI 54153 phone: 920-834-7730 e-mail address Sunday Closed Monday Closed Tuesday 11 am - 7 pm Wednesday 11 am - 7 pm Thursday 11 am - 7 pm Friday 10 am - 6 pm Saturday 9 am - noon OWLSnet Library Catalog NEWCat Library Catalog Catalog Help New Books, Videos... ... Electronic Resources 2005 Dates to Remember Sept. 21 7 PM Wed. FRIENDS Meeting Sept. 22 7 PM Thurs. Library Board Meeting Sept. 23 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fri. Regular Preschool Storytime Sept. 30 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fri. Regular Preschool Storytime Oct. 7 1 PM Fri.

163. Wilmington Public Library - Delaware Provides books and information for the Wilmington, Delaware area. In addition to general reading, a local Delaware history collection is available for research and genealogy. http://www.wilmlib.org

Library Catalog! Your Guide to the Wilmington Library Hours ... (Practice Tests) Got a Reference Question? Ask-a-Librarian Check out the new Virtual Reference Service! Click Here for EVENTS in the Library ... New Videos Other Library Catalogs ... AWARE Last updated Sept. 21, 2005 Wilmington Public Library's web site went online April 2000 This web site was created and is maintained by the staff of Wilmington Public Library. Please e-mail the web master with any questions wilmweb@lib.de.us Wilmington Public Library Branch Hours and Locations This website is Bobby Approved 3.2 The pages listed below are not yet Bobby Approved: http://167.21.227.3/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=wmb#focus Online Public Access Catalog - html version

164. Canadian Genealogy And History Links - Ontario general. Bracebridge This community site includes a genealogy and history sectionand information on the pioneers who settled this area north of Toronto. http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/ontario.html

Canadian Genealogy and History Links Ontario Entries preceded by a indicate it is a new entry or the URL has changed or been updated within the last 14 days. Personal Ontario Pages Ontario Archives - Libraries - Museums Adolphustown Loyalist Cultural Centre Museum and Genealogical Library. Alphabetical listing of surnames in The Family Files of the Loyalist Cultural Centre. ARCHEION, Ontario's Archival Information Network A research tool providing access to over 4000 descriptions of archival records held by over 40 archives in Ontario, members of the Archives Association of Ontario. Archives of Ontario Amazing facts and figures, Genealogy research at the Archives of Ontario, Aboriginal peoples in the archives. Collections include town and township records, business documents, museum material, genealogical collections, photographs and maps. A Black Historical Site, formerly named the Raleigh Township Centennial Museum, located in the village of North Buxton, Ontario. Original site of the Elgin Settlement, which was for many, the last stop on the underground railroad. The Museum features a collection of artifacts and archives ranging from a vast tool collection to local photographs.

165. Welcome To The Town Of Annapolis Royal The official town portal, offering information for visitors and details on history, municipal services, maps, genealogy, a photo gallery, general resources and a business directory. http://www.annapolisroyal.com

166. Sussex-Plus Mailing List Web Site This site describes how to join the list and how to make best use of it. The site also contains information about researching genealogy, both in general and specific to the SussexPlus area. http://www.juliec.clara.net/sxplus/index.htm

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167. English Genealogy Personal pages concerning the author's Nelson family history, along with links and information relating to genealogy in general. http://www.xmission.com/~nelsonb/brit4.htm

Eliza Jane, my Great-great grandmother in 1897. B's English Genealogy Page News Lancashire Will Search is now in beta. The page currently will allow you to search over 200,000 records with plans for additions in the near future. Try it today. Order English/Welsh Civil Registration certificates for seven pounds (about $12-13 US) This service is now available to those outside of the UK. Search English and Wales Civil Registration Index for free at FreeBMD This resource is not complete, but growing. Don't know where to start? Check out the Starting English Research page. Confused about Latin? Try the Latin Primer. The Church of England played an important role in preserving the family history of millions of English people over the years. Below is a brief time line of history in England and important record keeping events that one might keep in mind when doing English research. Dates in English History Source: Research in England and Wales Vol. II , pp. 185-194. Historical Religious, Social, Economical

168. Conley Corner Features US vital statistics including BDMs, cemetery listings, general history, Irish origins and associated links. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~conleycorner/

OAS_AD('Top'); FROM IRELAND . . . . . . TO KENTUCKY Sons of Henry Connelly (who died in County Armagh, Northern Ireland) emigrated to America in the mid-1600's and landed at a settlement called Albemarle Point (near what is now Charleston, South Carolina). Their descendents migrated throughout the eastern part of the United States primarily into North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia. My ancestor, Captain Henry Connelly (1752-1840), was born in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Captain Henry Connelly eventually settled in Floyd County, Kentucky. Many of his ancestors settled in eastern Kentucky (primarily Floyd, Morgan, Johnson and Magoffin counties) but I have found Conley's of this line from coast to coast. My original intent was to trace my direct line from Henry Connelly, however I have now expanded my research to include all of his descendents. SEARCH CONLEY CORNER Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind Site search Web search View the Conley Corner Guestbook Sign the Conley Corner Guestbook The Conley Corner database was last updated in January 2002. Some prominent surnames include: Blair, Blanton, Cantrell, Caudill, Conley, Fairchild, Ison, Lemaster, May, Picklesimer, Rice and Spradlin. I have tried to verify the information placed on this site, however there may be errors due to misinformation, mistyping or just pure ignorance. If you have any questions, comments or corrections relating to the data on this site, please e-mail. POST OR VIEW QUERIES ON THESE CONLEY FORUMS

169. Welcome To Genealogyforum.org Come visit us for live genealogy help Tuesday 10-11pm EST general genealogyroom Topic-general genealogy Moderator GFSGoliath http://www.genealogyforum.org/

Welcome To Genealogyforum.org Web www.genealogyforum.org Special Areas at the Forum US Links Directory September Topic of The Month School Days Previous Topics of The Month Login Genealogy Chat Rooms Schedules ... Ancestors in the Spot Light Ausgust Issue 2005 Genie Chatter Subscribe to our Newsletter here Staff Positions Forum Application What would you like to see from this Site? Meet Our Staff Portuguese Genealogy Session Wednesday 11-12am EST Room-Countries Moderators GFSMel,GFSJohnV,GFSMinor,GFSCheriM See what sessions are in progress now! Welcome to Genealogy Forum.org. This is a place where you can seek live help with your genealogy questions. Look for living cousins; spend some quiet time with like-minded people who are also seeking their ancestors. These rooms are moderated on most nights. For information about our rooms please see Live Help Session Instructions As we celebrate our first year on the Internet we would like to thank all those that have come through our doors! We do honestly strive to make this a site that you can use in many ways. From chatting and sharing genealogy in our moderated chat rooms to the resources and stories that you will find throughout this site, our intention is to provide you with a total genealogy experience.

170. Crow Family: Henry D Crow 1887-1931 Researching and documenting the life of Henry D Crow (18871931) from Ohio County, KY to Coffeyville, Montgomery County, KS. Includes general history, descendants and family photographs. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~janer/

OAS_AD('Top'); Henry D Crow and his sons, ca. 1924. From left: Bill, Tom, Henry D, and Virgil Tom Crow's Memories Henry D Crow Obituary Henry D Crow's Siblings COMING SOON: William H. Crow Louisa Barnett Joseph D Crow Mary Jane Whittinghill William Barnett Nancy E. Voyles William Whittinghill Sarah Kelley AND The ancestors of Mary Elliott Bales born December 5, 1888 Labette County, KS Wife of Henry D Crow Interurban train from Coffeyville. Henry D, on the step, is the motorman. Henry D Crow and his wife Mary, ca. 1912 Henry D and his brother Joe Wesley Crow, ca.1918 Aunt Bertha Crow Rusher 1978 When the land that had belonged to William Henry Crow was sold, some years after his death, Virgil D Crow, Henry D's oldest son, made a handwritten copy of the list of the heirs. Here is the list: Bertha Rusher Robert Rusher [Bertha and her husband] Martha Crow, a widow, San Antonio Louise Mangham Henry Mangham Lottie Brown Reuben Brown Cagle Crow Edna Crow Glenn Crow Lorene Crow [Jesse's widow, children and spouses] Delie Williams Alfred Williams Palestine, Arkansas

171. RootsWeb Message Boards [ General ] RootsWeb The oldest and largest FREE genealogy site, supported by Ancestry . general (261). List Messages Post New Message Add Board To Favorites http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.africa.general

172. London & Middlesex County Branch, OGS general information about this organization. Includes membership and executive information, upcoming meetings, their times and links to related resources. http://www.mirror.org/groups/genealogy/index.html

Ontario Genealogical Society Search the London and Middlesex OGS site using the Atomz Search Engine Information Links....... Adoption Roots and Rights APOLROD Branch Contacts and Queries Branch Library ... in the County Genealogical Events Huron County Assessment Roll, 1842 Local Publications London Free Press Births, Deaths ... D.B. Weldon Library MIRROR stands for Middlesex Information Resource for Rural Ontario Residents. Visit our host at www.mirror.org Go back to the top of this page email: Wayne (with Website comments and suggestions)

173. Index general community information, genealogy resources, and county history. History topics include community histories, coal mining and mine disasters, Coal Creek War, building of Norris Dam, and the Cross Mountain Air Force installation. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/4916/index.html

WELCOME to Anderson County located in the ..... This site is part of the Anderson County is located in East Tennessee, one of the states three "grand divisions", and was formed in 1801, from parts of Knox and Grainger Counties. The county seat is Clinton. The other cities in Anderson County are Andersonville Briceville Clinton Fraterville Lake City Norris Oak Ridge Oliver Springs We have communities such as Batley Beech Grove Bethel Black Oak Block House Valley Brushy Valley Donovan Dutch Valley Elza Farmer's Hollow Frost Bottom Laurel Grove Marlow Medford New River Norwood Red Hill Robertsville Scarboro Wheat Wolf Valley Some History of Anderson County A brief history. Private Acts. (County boundary Changes). Land transfers. (Land included/excluded when boundaries changed.) Court Systems (Early court systems.) Administration (Layout of town, non taxables.) People of Color Schools Elections Highways-Roads Resources 1830 Census 1840 Census Anderson Co Mailing list ... Anderson County News Read articles that Jasper Smith wrote. Anderson County Resources Bible Records Cemeteries County Treasures ... Death Records Deeds. Funeral Home Records Goodspeed's Historical Societies Libraries Look-ups Magistrate's Docket National Archives Forms Online!

174. Genealogy - Texas State Library The indexes are available for onsite use in the genealogy Collection, Tuesdaythrough Index to Texas Adjutant general Service Records, 1836-1935. http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/genfirst.html

Areas of General Interest Genealogy Resources Available at Our Library Our collections include microfilm of the federal census schedules for all states through 1910, selected states from the 1920 and 1930 censuses; printed family and county histories; and a variety of Texas government records. In addition to these, many of our frequently requested resources are highlighted below. Please use our Online Public Access Catalog to determine the cataloged titles in our collections. Visitors to our library should be aware that the resources are located throughout several collections and locations. Please be sure to check for the hours of the collection you wish to visit before you leave home. Links Vital Statistics Indexes Index to Confederate Pension Applications Index to Adjutant General Service Records Index to Republic Claims ... Vital statistics indexes are an important part of the genealogical resources available at the library. While we do not have access to the certificates themselves, the library does own selected indexes to Texas births, deaths, marriages and divorces. The indexes are available for on-site use in the Genealogy Collection, Tuesday through Saturday, 8 a.m - 5 p.m., as well as to be borrowed through the interlibrary loan program.

175. TNGenWeb, Rhea County, Tennessee, Genealogy For genealogy, but offering general information of use to those with an interest in Rhea County or Dayton TN. http://www.tngenweb.org/rhea/

Welcome to the Rhea County, Tennessee TNGenWeb page. This page is constantly under revision as we add more data. Please visit often, submit your family information, surnames and queries. The picture in the logo above was created from a photograph of the Rhea County Court house. Index Announcement for Descendants of Waterhouse, Brady, Broyles, Brown, Roddy, Holloway, Thompson, Sweeten, Tyson, Garrison, Smith, Locke Families Visit the New TNGenWeb Site Search Engine. Or you may now choose to search only Rhea County Click on any link below to go to the topic of interest. HISTORY Chronology of Early Rhea County In the Beginning... Formation of the County The Civil War Years ... Civil Districts MAPS County Outline Map 1836 Civil Districts REFERENCES Tennessee State Archives Book Sellers and Map Sources LOCAL RESOURCES Local Cemeteries Historical and Genealogical Society County Historian Courthouse, Library and more FAMILY INFORMATION They Went That a Way Family Archives Family Cemeteries Weddings, Wills and Such ... Reunions VISITOR INFORMATION Frequently Asked Questions Historic Sites MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Place Names in Rhea County Topography and Migration Reference Book Look Ups QUERIES Post a New Query View Current Queries SURNAMES Post Your Surnames Surname List Homepages with Ties to the County RHEA COUNTY MAILING LIST To subscribe to the Rhea County Mailing list, send only the message "subscribe" to

176. WebsiteWiz, LLC - Creative Website Solutions Stonewall Jackson genealogy. Ancestors and Descendants of general Stonewall Jackson genealogy. Descendants and ancestors of general Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson. http://www.websitewiz.com/genealogy/general/entry.htm

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177. USCWC -- Researching People Of The Civil War Era Contact your state archival sources and ask about genealogy facilities in your general Reference Branch National Archives and Records Administration http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/other/genealogy/faq-gene.htm

Researching People of the Civil War Era Searching for a Louisiana Confederate soldier's service record? If you know the full name of the individual, look up the last name in Andrew B. Booth's Records of Louisiana Confederate Soldiers . This information was compiled from military service records now maintained by the National Archives. Once you learn the regiment and company in which the soldier served, look up a brief regimental history in Arthur W. Bergeron, Jr.'s Guide to Louisiana Confederate Military Units 1861-1865 (LSU Press, 1989). Both of these books are available in public libraries in Louisiana. From here, follow the advice below re: obtaining service and/or pension records. Preparing for Your Research Beginning Your Research National Archives State Archival Resources ... Books Preparing for Your Research Before we jump right into the research process, there are a few basic pointers that every new genealogist needs to know. The following guide was compiled for the novice, and only intended to give some direction for the general research of Civil War ancestors. Most researchers begin the long, arduous task of tracing their Civil War lineage with little more than a name and a family folk tale. If that sounds familiar, then you already learned the first lesson of genealogy:

178. Untitled Document general information about Grand Junction, CO and access to GEDCOM files for the family's genealogy. Many links to area sites. http://www.texnsue.com/

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179. ItalianGenealogy.com » News In its most general sense, the term genealogy refers to the study of familyhistory, while encompassing such related fields as ethnology, onomatology and http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com/

Login or Register Home Community Forums My Account Main Menu Home Article Archive Statistics Web Links Members options Lost Password Private Messages Your Account Community Blogs Contact Forums Databases Locations in Italy Photo Album CPGlang Tell a Friend ... locs Visit our sponsors! History of Italy As a nation state, Italy has emerged only in 1871. Until then the country was politically divided into a large number of independant cities, provinces and islands. The currently available evidences point out to a dominant Etruscan, Greek and Roman cultural influence on today's Italians. >>> read more >>> The Journey To America During the mass emigration from Italy during the century between 1876 to 1976, the U.S. was the largest single recipient of Italian immigrants in the world. However, their impact was not as great as countries like Argentina and Brazil. That was due to the fact that hundreds of thousands of immigrants from nations all over the world were migrating to the U.S. at the same time and American born natives already made up the majority ethnic group. The Italians did play a major role though, socially with individuals rising to national stature in many different fields. >>> read more >>> Italian Naming Traditions and their Ramifications There has been a strong custom in Italy that determines how children are named. The first male is named after his paternal grandfather. The second male is named after his maternal grandfather. The first female is named after her paternal grandmother. The second female is named after her maternal grandmother.

180. Boards Message Boards [ Boards ] genealogy queries for the region. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.britisles.

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