Most Popular:
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the
Internet 
- over 2,700 links to
sites which are categorized and cross-referenced.
Cemetery Records Online - indexed
directory of links to websites with genealogical burial records.
Barrel of Links, A -
numerous links; also contains a number of sites for Civil War buffs.
Genealogy Gateway To The Web -
offers research of family ancestory with genealogy software and free
searches.
RAND Genealogy Club
Genealogical Database Index - contains
links to genealogical databases searchable through the Web
Complete List: Alphabetical
Alan's Genealogy On The Web
AncestralFindings.com - lists birth, census, death, land,
marriage, military, and state records indexes.
Andrew Kemp's Genealogy Page - personal and general links.
Barrel of Links, A - numerous links; also contains a number of
sites for Civil War buffs.
Cemetery Records Online - indexed directory of links to
websites with genealogical burial records.
Family Derivatives - tool for genealogy and for communications
associated with genealogy.
Family Genealogy Online - links to genealogy related web sites
and search tools.
Familytree.com - collection of family and genealogy-related
graphics whose intent is to allow users to link to web sites
to
explore their family history.
Free Family Tree Makers Online - offers articles and links to
genealogy software downloads, references, mailing lists, and other
tools to help trace a family tree.
GenDir - Genealogy Directory - features a range genealogy
resources, tools, and software for searching through multiple
surname sites.
GeneaLinks - categorized directory of genealogy and history
sites. Includes a searchable marriage records database.
Genealogical Database Index - contains links to genealogical
databases searchable through the Web.
Genealogy and Family Heritage - collection of links devoted to
genealogy in North America, Australia and the United Kingdom.
Genealogy Gateway To The Web - offers research of family
ancestory with genealogy software and free searches.
Genealogy Home Page
Genealogy Resources on the Internet (Gaunt/Fuller) - divided
by access type: mailing lists, newsgroups, FTP sites, web
sites,
telnet sites, gopher sites, and email addresses.
Genealogy Surname Search - provides links to searching for
surname origins and performing research on history and
meaning.
Genealogy-Geneology.net - provides links to selected genealogy
sites and directories. Also, offers a e-book for those beginning
online genealogy research.
GeneaSearch.com - find links, newsletters, books, lookups and
much more.
GenSearcher - links to genealogical databases, search engines
and surname indices searchable through the web.
I Found It - searchable directory of genealogy sites.
Janyce's Root Diggin' Department - lots of links including
those for helping beginners.
Louis Kessler's Genealogical Program Links
Passenger Lists on the Internet - links to passenger and ships
lists on the web.
RAND Genealogy Club
Ray Henderson's Genealogy Page - names being researched; links
to Henderson researchers; links to genealogy and
Civil War sites.
Sharkey's Links To Genealogical Links - index of links
genealogical web directories.
Though Silent, They Speak - offers links to recommended web
sites, software, and publications. Also houses an East Texas
cemetery index.
Western Manitoba Genealogy Pages
Additional Sites:
The American West: A Celebration
of the Human Spirit - Leave it to a Swedish
immigrant to present an online history of the American West, from the days
of Wild Bill and Wyatt Earp to today's modern West. Though Bengt Lindeblad
died in 1997, his site lives on, full of articles and links on topics such
as American westward expansion, European emigration and all you'll ever need
to know about cowboys. Plus look for upcoming events, stories from visitors
and the online trading post.
Archiving Early America - Those of you with
colonial ancestors can learn more about them through what they read
(newspapers, maps, pamphlets), whom they followed (the lives and portraits
of important players) and illustrations of events (battles, weddings and
more). Includes a searchable digital library.
The Costumer's Manifesto - Perhaps most relevant
to genealogists is the site's costume history, which displays illustrations
and photographs of period costumes as well as fashion timelines. Click on
any image to examine a costume more closely.
Migrations - Find
links to online migration and genealogical sources. Also search its database
that collects and analyzes migration data and provides migration patterns
for genealogical, historical and educational research.
Museum Spot - You'll be
able to locate museums by city, state, country, name and topic; explore
museums by type; search for exhibits by artist; access educational and
industry resources; and more.
My History is America's History -
My History Is America's History - This site, sponsored
by the National Endowment for the Humanities, helps you discover your own
family's history by placing it against the backdrop of American history.
The Poor House Story -
If one of your relatives ended up in a 19th-century American poorhouse, it
can be a roadblock in your records search. This site may help you find a
book or Web site to access the records you need. It also details poorhouse
history, laws and cemeteries. Learn the social history behind the
institution and search by state for archives.
The Time of the Lincolns - Learn more about the
Civil War's partisan politics, slavery and freedom, the rising nation,
Americans at war, a woman's world and transcripts from the film of the same
name.
United States Historical
Census Data Browser - You won't find
specific information about your ancestors here, but you will find data that
will help you understand the time and place they lived in. A visit to this
site is sure to give you an idea of how your ancestors were like or unlike
their contemporaries.
