81. McMillan Memorial Library - Local Genealogy Several other indexes, compiled by the Heart O Wisconsin Genealogical Society Plat maps/atlases published in 1878, ca. 1896 (also referred to as 1884, http://www.scls.lib.wi.us/mcm/local/local_genealogy.html

Local Genealogy Library Catalog Articles / Databases Our Internet Guide Local History On-Line ... Main Page Newspapers The following is a list of all newspapers in the Wisconsin Rapids area (Wisconsin Rapids, Nekoosa, Pittsville and Vesper) for which copies have survived to the present. McMillan's microfilm holdings are noted. Within the date ranges shown below for surviving local newspapers, individual issues may be missing. 1. Wood County Reporter: Wood County Reporter (published weekly or semiweekly, 1857-1923) (have 2/17/1858 to 11/1/1923, most 1865 to 1870 issues missing) Daily Reporter (published daily, 1906-1917, (have 1906-1909, 1911-1917) 2. Centralia Enterprise: Centralia Enterprise (published weekly, 1879-1887) (have circa 5/21/1879 to 5/26/1887) (some early issues on a roll labeled "Wisconsin Miscellaneous Papers") 3. Grand Rapids-Centralia-Grand Rapids Tribune

82. Watzek Library Research Resources - Maps & Atlases Local maps Country maps Historical Online maps Selected Print atlases Topographic maps genealogy and family history can be studied on the maps. http://library.lclark.edu/reference/resourcedisplay.php?subject=Maps_Atlases

83. ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY Also in the History and genealogy Department is a collection of maps of countries maps and atlases for the area, a clipping file and a card index on St. http://www.slpl.lib.mo.us/libsrc/h&gdept.htm

History and Genealogy Department The History and Genealogy Department, located on the second floor of Central Library , is responsible for service in subjects which include history, genealogy, heraldry, travel, biography, and geography. It contains over 25,000 volumes and 270 periodicals. St. Louis Area Studies Center Guidelines for those seeking genealogy related information from St. Louis Public Library Find answers to getting genealogy information. Census Information Available Find out what we have on microfilm and soundex. Scope of Census Data, 1790 - 1930* Learn what type of information was taken for the 1790 - 1930 census. Using Census Records Begin your search using the soundex. Abbreviations Used in the Soundex System Look up abbreviations for relationships to head of household and citizenship status. Genealogy Indexes on CD-ROM Search for family history in marriage, military, and land records and more! Preserve Your Family History With Your St. Louis Public Library Create your own family pedigree chart. Useful Addresses for Family Research Contacts for cemetery, immigration and naturalization, military records, genealogical and historical societies and much more.

84. Minneapolis Public Library: Genealogy Resources World language dictionaries; Current and historical maps and atlases from genealogy research often involves visits to many libraries, courthouses, http://www.mpls.lib.mn.us/genealogy.asp

Home Books, DVDs, and More Research Tools Services ... Search the Catalog by: AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT KEYWORD Books, DVDs, and More Library Catalog My Library Card Online Databases ... Reader's Lounge Genealogy Resources Resource Lists The Central Library of the Minneapolis Public Library (MPL) provides a wealth of genealogy materials and services available for free public use. How-to books from beginning to advanced levels Census records for Hennepin County on microfilm Historical ward maps of Minneapolis Passenger list indexes Major genealogical periodicals Materials on genealogy research for various ethnic groups Minnesota county histories Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps for Minneapolis (1885 - 1951) Military records and access information Heraldry materials U.S. Census records via AncestryPlus (database available at the Library) Internet resources related to genealogy, selected and reviewed by our expert staff Page from the 1910 census for Hennepin County Special Collections The Minneapolis Collection (local history) Federal government documents depository collection Building permit files for Minneapolis from the late 1880s to the present A complete set of city directories for Minneapolis and St. Paul from 1859 to the present

85. Washington Secretary Of State -Washington History: Genealogy Genealogical Resources of the Washington State Archives and Washington State The State Library has Sanborn Fire Insurance maps and Metsker atlases of http://www.secstate.wa.gov/history/genealogy.aspx

Washington Secretary of State: HISTORY Go to Content HOME HISTORY MENU ... STATE CONSTITUTION Genealogical Resources of the Washington State Archives and Washington State Library In addition to our Historical Records Search , the State Archives and State Library have a variety of resources to aid in your genealogy research. Click on a subject to learn more about the resource. Ancestry Library Edition Biographical Resources Birth and Death Registers 1891-1907 Birth Records Index 1907-1929 City and County Directories County Histories Daughters of the American Revolution Publications Death Records Index 1907-2000 Divorce Records Index 1968-1999 Gazetteers and Business Directories Heritage Quest Online Licensing Records Maps and Atlases Marriage and Divorce Records pre-1968 Marriage Records Index 1968-1999 Military Records Naturalization, Probate and other Court Records Newspapers 1853-Present Periodicals Pioneer Certificate Application Files School Censuses Telephone Directories Territorial Assessment Rolls Territorial Censuses United States Census Additional State or Local Geneological Sources Ancestry Library Edition Biographical Resources The State Library has many biographical resources available on site for genealogy research: Biography and Genealogy Master Index, Washington Pioneers (a multivolume set published by the Washington State Genealogical Society), Told by the Pioneers, and Family Records of Washington Pioneers (a 65 volume set published by the Daughters of the American Revolution). There is also a large collection of biographies of Washingtonians and other persons from the Pacific Northwest. Resources available online are

86. LFPL - Genealogy Resources genealogy Resources at the library are available in the following formats A few Kentucky county atlases (inquire at Information Desk); maps of Kentucky http://www.lfpl.org/geneal.htm

Genealogy Resources Main Location: 301 York Street Phone: 574-1616 Genealogy Resources at the library are available in the following formats: BOOK, MICROFILM, MICROFICHE, CD-ROM (all of which are found at the Main Location), and ONLINE via the Library's webpage. Census Records: The Library has: All available Census schedules for Kentucky 1810-1930. MICROFILM (The U.S. 1890 census records were damaged in a fire; all that remains for Kentucky is an enumeration of Civil War Union veterans for some counties.) Indexes to Kentucky census schedules 1810-1920 The indexes for 1800-1870 are in books. The indexes for 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 are Soundex indexes on MICROFILM. Virginia census records 1810-1910. MICROFILM. Indexes to the Virginia census (except 1860.) 1850 and 1860 census of the river cities of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans. MICROFILM. Federal Census schedules are accessible ONLINE via the Library's HeritageQuest Database Heads of families of the first census of the United States taken in the year 1790.BOOK (KHR 317.3 U5715)

87. Archives Of Manitoba - Genealogical Guide - HBC Archives Cartographic Records Portion of a map of Hudson Bay Straits by Samual Thornton, 1709, A Genealogical Guide Pre1870 maps, Printed and Manuscript, 1641. Pre-1870 atlases, 15 http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/genealogy/gen_text/cart_hbcagen.html

Portion of a map of Hudson Bay Straits by Samual Thornton, 1709 A Genealogical Guide To the Archives of Manitoba Search Tips Census Records Land Records Court Records ... Home Hudson's Bay Company Archives Cartographic Records (Maps and Architectural Drawings) The Hudson's Bay Company Archives has the largest holding of fur trade maps in North America. There are nearly 12,000 maps, charts, and plans, dating from 1563 to ca. 1982. These maps are of various media, size, and quality. Pre-1870 Maps, Printed and Manuscript Pre-1870 Atlases Post-1870 Maps, Printed and Manuscript Post-1870 Atlases Architectural Drawings Total Maps: 11,609 Atlases: 37 The manuscript maps are almost exclusively by Company employees and include many of the names well known to Canadian historians: Samuel Hearne, Philip Turnor, Peter Fidler, David Thompson and Joseph Pemberton. A number of Indigenous people drew maps or provided information to Company employees, especially Peter Fidler. The most famous map of this type is entitled . . ., by Ac ko mok ki, a Blackfoot Chief, dated 1801 (G.1/25, microfilm reel 11M1). Included in the printed maps are more than fifty from the internationally-known London firm, Arrowsmith. These maps are based on information received from Company employees and R. Seale's Map of North America with Hudson's Bay and Straights, Anno 1748. The only other known copy of this map was donated by the Hudson's Bay Company to the British Museum. A large proportion of maps in the post-1870 period record lands which were available and/or sold, received under the Deed of Surrender. Other subjects include transportation (ships, supply routes and proposed railroad lines), agriculture, urban and resource development and Indian Reserves. The geographical area covered by these maps is immense and includes the vast trading areas of the Company from Labrador to British Columbia, the northwestern United States to the Arctic coast.

88. University Of Calgary Library Genealogy Resources land maps for the Prairies, especially Alberta; historical maps and atlases The Alberta Family Histories Society; is the local genealogy society in http://www.ucalgary.ca/library/subjects/genealogy/gene.html

89. Genealogy Research Guide Guide to Genealogical Research in the National Archives. maps AND atlases. 1. Allen, CR Illustrated historical atlas of the province of Prince Edward http://www.upei.ca/~library/html/genealogy.html

Research Guide for Genealogy Use the following material to help guide you in getting started in genealogical research, finding Prince Edward Island primary and secondary sources available at Robertson Library useful to the genealogist, and as a guide to useful subject areas in the P.E.I. Collection catalogue. These sources are not exhaustive, other sources may also be useful. Getting started - Reference works 1) Bagley, Gary Alan et al. Basic Irish genealogical sources description and evaluation by the Irish Research Group . Ottawa: Ottawa Branch, the Ontario Genealogical Society, 1993. Ref CS 483 .B38 1993 Baxter, Angus . In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada . Second edition, revised and updated. Toronto: MacMillan Canada, 1994. Ref CS 82 .B38 1994 P.E.I. Section p. 274-285 Acadian Section p. 168-177 Baxter, Angus In Search of your British and Irish Roots : a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish Ancestors. Toronto: Macmillan, 1986. Ref CS 414 .B37 1986 4) Beard, Timothy Field with Denise Demong.

90. Where In The World Is....?: Genealogical Research With Maps And Atlases Genealogical Research with maps and atlases. JulyAugust 2001 Volume 3, Number 4. On This Page , Finding Aids, Genealogical and Historical Resources http://www.michigan.gov/hal/0,1607,7-160-15479-51002--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home HAL Home Site Map ... HAL Online Services document.form2.SearchCriteria.size=10; [Printer Friendly] [Text Version] Where in the World Is....?: Genealogical Research with Maps and Atlases July-August 2001 Volume 3, Number 4 On This Page Finding Aids Genealogical and Historical Resources State and County Atlases Fire Insurance Maps Gazetteers and Place Name Dictionaries Internet Resouces Maps provide invaluable historical, physical and cultural information to researchers, as they help identify towns, property ownership, railroads, family farms, local cemeteries, and schoolhouses. The Library of Michigan maintains a large collection of maps and atlases that can be used for Michigan historical and genealogical research. Titles may be located by searching ANSWER , the Library's online catalog. The easiest way to locate map or atlas resources on ANSWER is to enter the place name or subject as a keyword, followed by the word maps. Here are some additional suggestions to help maximize your search results: michigan maps cemeteries michigan maps ingham county mich maps michigan atlases detroit mich maps geographical names michigan topographic maps michigan Adding a specific geographic location will also help refine your search. For example, michigan maps AND kalamazoo will retrieve materials that focus on the city or county of Kalamazoo. When searching by keyword, it is not necessary to capitalize proper nouns.

91. History & Government Division - Specialized Materials And Collections In The His maps atlases Genealogical Resources Legal Resources . Government Documents Travel Guides Periodicals CDROMs http://www.vpl.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/his/Special.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Citizenship Collections Genealogical Resources Legal Resources Government Documents Travel Guides ... CD-ROMs The map area contains thousands of items, including: road atlases historical atlases topographic maps marine charts bathymetric maps satellite maps globes The map collection also includes a Road Map file, comprising an extensive number of current and recent sheet maps of cities, countries and regions of the world, as well as transit and trail maps. To find out what is available, please check our online Road Map Index Genealogical Resources B.C. civil registration records birth registrations - 1872-1902 marriage registrations - 1872-1927 death registrations - 1872-1982 Indexes to Ontario birth, marriage and death records Genealogy Page Legal Resources The legal collection includes the statutes and regulations of Canada, B.C., in addition to which a historical collection is maintained. City of Vancouver bylaws are also available. Case law is very limited, but the following are available: Supreme Court of Canada Reports Canadian Federal Court Reports Canadian Human Rights Reporters Government Documents Canada Statutes of Canada (Acts) Federal regulations House of Commons and Senate Bills House of Commons and Senate Debates (Hansard) Canada Gazette, Parts I-III

92. British Isles Genealogical Research At The Vancouver Public Library Study Guide British Isles Genealogical Research at the Vancouver Public Library VPL s collection of maps, atlases and gazetteers is extensive, and comprises many http://www.vpl.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/his/StudyGuides/british_genealogy.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Citizenship British Isles Genealogical Research at the Vancouver Public Library Guides British Isles Genealogical Research at the Vancouver Public Library Printer-friendly version (PDF - 6 pages; 61KB) Table of Contents Introduction Search Strategies Key Reference Materials Articles, Indexes and Databases ... British Isles Political Glossary Introduction Genealogists with an interest in British Isles research will find a useful selection of materials at the Vancouver Public Library. Since the VPL genealogical collection focuses on Canadian resources, most genealogy materials relating to the British Isles are secondary rather than primary. However, there are many resources that can help lay the groundwork and further your search for information about English, Welsh, Scottish or Irish ancestors. The Library also receives British genealogy magazines, and subscribes to several relevant databases. Please note that for the purpose of this guide, "British Isles" refers to the islands of Britain and Ireland. The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are not Included. Search Strategies The best way to locate genealogical research materials at the Vancouver Public Library is to use the Library Catalogue , also called the iPAC . Connect directly to the Catalogue from any of the headings in the list below. England - Genealogy England - Genealogy - Handbooks, manuals, etc.

93. Ancestry.com - Maps, Atlases, & Locality Collections Genealogical Network. •, Geographic Elements. , maps, atlases, Locality maps, atlases, and gazetteers are necessary tools for any genealogist. http://www.ancestry.com/learn/learning/maps.htm

//var g_Domain = '' var g_Cache = 'http://c.ancestry.com'; var g_CachePartner = 'http://c.ancestry.com/p/0'; Learn Learning Center Geographic Elements Expert Help ... Genealogical Network Geographic Elements Historical Elements Computer Genealogy Love to Learn? Subscribe to Ancestry Magazine! You might use maps to locate an ancestral home or to find a reference to a town that no longer exists. In "Gazetteers: Identifying Research Localities," Ancestry 12 (4) (July/August 1994), David Thackery notes the following: "Genealogy is, among other things, an exercise in geography. Successful research often hinges on identifying the locality in which one's ancestors lived. Once we know the locality, we are in a position to consult the records and histories for the area in an effort to piece together the lives of our forebears." Pinpointing modern place-names can begin with Frank R. Abate, ed., Omni Gazetteer of the United State of America , 11 vols. (Detroit: Omnigraphics, 1991). The work is subtitled "Providing Name, Location, and Identification for Nearly 1,500,000 Populated Places and Geographic Features in the Fifty States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Territories." Modern towns can also be sought in

94. Maps & Atlases maps atlases. 147. American Migration Guide by John W. Heisey 735. Genealogical Map of the Counties. A colorful map that shows the land accessions http://www.masthof.com/pages/maps&atlases.html

147. American Migration Guide by John W. Heisey Illustrated migration maps, a chronology dating from 1607 to 1941 highlighting events in history, with sections on reasons for migration, Colonial Migrations (1607-1783), A New Nation Expands (1783-1800), Mass Migrations (1800-1941), How to Trace Migrations. (28pp. Heritage House, 1985. 10.00) The Atlantic Bridge to Germany by Charles M. Hall Maps and indexes to help you locate the area your ancestors came from are featured here. 46A. Vol. I, Baden-Wuerttemberg 46B. Vol. II, Hessen, Rheinland-Pfalz 46C. Vol. III, Bavaria 46D. Vol. IV, Saarland-Alsace-Lorraine and Switzerland 46E. Vol. V, Schleswig-Holstein, Bremen, and Hamburg 46F. Vol. VI, Mecklenburg 46G. Vol. VII, Northrhine-Westphalia 46H. Vol. VIII, Prussia 46I. Vol. IX, Saxony/Sachsen: Kingdom Province Thuringen/Thuringia Nine Duchies 46J. Vol. X, Hannover (141pp. index. Monda Gen. Ligo, 1997. $20.00) 2364. Atlas of Adams Co., Pennsylvania Shows property owners for each home on maps of townships and towns in 1872. From actual surveys by and under the directions of D. J. Lake, C. E. Also includes maps of Pennsylvania and the United States. (78pp. Selby Pub., 1986 reprint. $20.00)

95. EPL.ca: EPL Virtual Tour: Information Services The maps detailing the Galicia area are indexed in the Genealogical Gazetteer You can search for atlases in the library s online catalogue, but maps are http://www.epl.ca/EPLTourMNI.cfm?id=5

96. SLCL Special Collections: Genealogical Links Ethnic Immigration Genealogical Historical Societies Libraries Research Facilities maps atlases Master Sites Miscellaneous Utility Sites http://www.slcl.org/branches/hq/sc/sc-genlinks.htm

Title Author Subject Periodical Keyword Enter your e-mail address Special Collections Department Site Map Search Indexes Guides ... Visit Us Genealogical Links Master Sites Miscellaneous AfriGeneas including their Slave Data section of pages and Dee Parmer Woodtor's Interactive Guide for Beginners Freedman's Bureau Online Castle Garden covers arrivals through the port of New York for the years 1820-1892 and Ellis Island opened in 1892. This database contains information on 10 million immigrants from 1830 through 1892. Christine's Genealogy Website Award-winning site for African-American Research Ellis Island passenger list records cover the years of 1892-1924. Also available are one-step search tools for searching this Ellis Island database. (Note: New York arrivals prior to 1892 are covered by the Castle Garden database.) German Genealogy Italian Genealogy Home Page JewishGen Jewish Genealogy Missouri U.S. Colored Troops Native American Resource Center The Scottish Genealogy Society GENUKI Site for United Kingdom and Irish Genealogy - covers England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man. Back to category chart Jewish Genealogical Society of St. Louis

97. [Research Guidance: Mexico - Research Outine] Research Guidance Version Of Data Military Records Of Genealogical Value Spanish Military Records Collections of maps and atlases are available at numerous historical societies and at http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/rg/guide/Mexico17.asp

R E S E A R C H G U I D A N C E Mexico Research Outine Download the Printable (PDF) Version Table of Contents Helps For Using This Research Outline References To The Family History Library Catalog References To Other Family History Library Publications Internet ... Comments And Suggestions MAPS Maps are an important source to locate the places where your ancestors lived. They help you see the neighboring towns and geographic features of the area from which your ancestor came. Maps are also helpful in locating places, parishes, geographical features, transportation routes, and proximities to other towns. Historical maps are especially useful for understanding boundary changes. Maps are published individually or as an atlas, which is a bound collection of maps. Maps may also be included in gazetteers, guidebooks, local histories, historical geographies, encyclopedias, and history texts. Different types of maps help you in different ways. Historical atlases describe the growth and development of countries, showing boundaries, migration routes, settlement patterns, military campaigns, and other historical information. Road atlases are useful because of the detail they provide. Other types of maps include: parish maps, state maps, tourist maps, topographical maps, and air navigation maps. City maps are extremely helpful when researching in large cities such as Mexico City. Using Maps Maps must be used carefully for several reasons: There are often several places with the same name. For example, there are over 50 towns throughout the various states of Mexico that begin with the name Dolores.

98. MAPS & ATLASES - County And City Maps Of England In 1836. Shire Beautiful reproductions of 1836 maps of England, English Counties and cities. county, city, shire. http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/england/general/maps/1018000.htm

Welcome to: Canada's History Store HOME WHAT'S NEW NEWSLETTER LOCATION ... UPCOMING EVENTS Search Our Site Advanced Search Genealogy Software Family Tree Maker Legacy RootsMagic Reunion (mac) ... Personal Historian Resources by Country Canada England Ireland Scotland ... more countries... Products by Category Books, Maps, CDs Software Archival Supplies Charts, Forms, Kits ... Workshops Information Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette England County Maps of England of 1836 in FULL COLOUR Only $4.95 each! County Maps of England are printed in full colour on heavy weight paper (65 lb) that measures 11" X 17". The size of each image of each map, varies based on the shape of the original. These are beautiful reproductions of the best maps of English counties and city plans of the time! There is also a map of all of England with clearly marked county boundaries The maps in this series were originally produced by Thomas Moules (London, England) and published as The English Counties Delineated . These attractive reprints are detailed enough for research purposes but also make beautiful additions to your decor when framed. Maps are shipped flat (not folded). Reprinted by Global Heritage Press.

99. Lesson Plans - Genealogical Atlases Students will then use outline maps to create genealogical atlases that illustrate the places of their ancestry and the activities their relatives and http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/lessons/17/g35/genealogical.html

Check out: X17: The Dig Standard #17: How to apply geography to interpret the past Ancient Greece ... Unwrapping Mummies Genealogical Atlases Building a Greek Subway Museum Deep-Sea Technology How Do Scientists Find Dinosaur Fossils? Mummies and the Desert One If By Land, and Two If By Sea! Paleoanthropology—What is Bipedalism? Pirate Map Quilting: The Story of the Underground Railroad Sharing Your Town's History Complete Index Genealogical Atlases Overview: This lesson asks students to interview their parents or other relatives about what it was like where they grew up. Students will then use outline maps to create "genealogical atlases" that illustrate the places of their ancestry and the activities their relatives and ancestors did in these places. Connections to the Curriculum: Geography, social studies, history, genealogy Connections to the National Geography Standards: Standard 17: "How to apply geography to interpret the past" Time: Three to four hours (not including interviews) Materials Required: Blank Xpeditions outline maps of the world , one for each student Drawing materials Objectives: Students will write interview questions to ask their parents or other relatives about the places where they grew up and where their ancestors came from;

100. GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH AT CORNELL Almost all the genealogical material is held in the Olin/Kroch building. These nineteenth century maps and atlases are detailed enough to locate by name http://www.library.cornell.edu/olinuris/ref/genpage.htm

GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH AT CORNELL Introduction The purpose of this guide is to aid the genealogist in using the resources and services of Cornell University Library effectively. The library's primary function is to support the academic research needs of the Cornell community. There is no special "Genealogical Collection" and no staff genealogist. The burden is on the researcher to organize and carry out his or her research. With proper preparation the genealogist will find much useful material in the library and a staff ready to help with specific questions. This page is designed for exploring, so don't hesitate to follow the thread of your interest through the web of links. This particular guide begins with a table of contents. You can click on any of the content items and be taken to that place in the document. Of course, you can read the whole thing right through from the beginning, too. General Headings: CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY GENERAL COLLECTION ONLINE ELCTRONIC RESOURCES REFERENCE DIVISION ... INTERNET RESOURCES Kinds of Resources Covered in this Guide Published Family Genealogies Unpublished Family Genealogies County Histories Biographical Dictionaries ... Peerage Lists, Heraldry

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