Gene Stark's Genealogy Page Gene Stark is principly responsible for two significant contributions to genealogy on the WWW. These are not Flashy sites, they are graphically DULL, but functional. The first contribution is the GED2HTML program. GED2HTML is a program that inputs genealogical data in GEDCOM format, and outputs a collection of HTML files suitable for presentation on the World Wide Web. His second contribution is Gene Stark's GENDEX -- WWW Genealogical Index. This server indexes hundreds of World Wide Web databases containing genealogical data for over one million individuals, and gives you the ability to locate and view data of interest to you on any of these databases, without having to go and visit each of the databases separately.
It is the linking of many separate GED2HTML files residing on many sites via a common index that has earned Gene Stark's Genealogy Pages the BONJOUR's Best award. Many sites have compiled lists of surnames and genealogies via contributions, but this is a successful attempt to coordinate and link many different independent sites via a common searchable interface. Fred
On-Line Genealogy Searches a collection of many of the on-line searchable references currently available on the WEB. It is the bringing together of many of the searchable sites that has earned the Genealogy Search the BONJOUR's Best award. Fred
Iowa Pioneer Project has a database of Iowa Pioneers among the other good things for viewing.Nebraska - Genealogy Resources on the Internet
New York Vital records
Gopher Research for NY State
GenWeb Project
The Ohio Historical Society Home Page Our website will make evidence of Ohio's past available online, along with information about Ohio's historical organizations. 
Cincinnati Libraries
Cleveland Public Library Does Not require telnet to search catalog
Mark Gierhart's Home Page
Ohio in the Civil War
Ohio Resourses an extensive list of Ohio resources and the Roots-L Ohio search.
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Pam Middleton's Home Page (Coshocton Ancestors)
Tree Search Genealogy Club
On-Line Genealogy Searches a collection of many of the on-line searchable references currently available on the WEB.On-line Information (all searchable or semi-searchable)The Searcher a list of Search Engines and directories. The largest that I have seen.Gene Stark's Genealogy Page (including information on GED2HTML). Welcome to ROOTSBOOK! The ROOTSBOOK web site helps people who are interested in genealogy look at some of the information found by other genealogists. It's a big database made up of a lot of little databases - each one made by people who are working on their own families. The addition of new material is an on-going project. The server contains 1,425,353 individuals using 77,617 surnames. Lori Hoffman's Home PageAmong the best Lists in Genealogy The Newberry Library One of only 15 major independent research libraries in the U.S., has one of the nation's finest historical collections. In the Local and Family History and Genealogy section you'll find resource guides for researching the histories of specific ethnic or regional groups. Click on a subject -- say, Bohemian Genealogy -- and you get annotated listings of the Newberry's guides, indexes, and gazetteers. 
Yahoo - Arts:Humanities:History:Genealogy
Yahoo - Arts:Humanities:History:Genealogy:Lineages
#Genealogy-IRC Home Page for #GENEALOGY on IRC (Internet Relay Chat), Welcome to #Genealogy, a place where genealogists can gather and talk live about their research, experiences, and hints, and a place for beginners to ask questions and have fun. Ancestor -- KBYU-TV, in association with the Public Broadcasting Service, is pleased to present the home page for Ancestors, a family history and genealogy series coming to PBS stations in January of 1997. Whether you're new to genealogy or an expert in past generations, this is the place, and the series, you won't want to miss. Brother's Keeper is a Windows genealogy program that will help you organize your family history information and let you print a large variety of charts and reports.Everton's Guide to Genealogy on the World Wide Web
Sample Citations for Works Cited PagesEvery Genealogist keeps good records, Right? ;)History Information categorised by subject. History Indexes include Links added at last update, Alphabetical list of history resources, Resources organized by era, WWW-VL history servers organized by subject,
Carrie: An Electronic Library: An on-line library of full texts and documents, World News, Omnivore Global News Service, Historical News Groups and Discussion Lists, Discussion Lists for Historians, Local Sites: Heritage: The Kansas Center for Family and Local History, The Kansas Collection of Books and Documents, The Kansas Humanities Council
The Kansas State Historical Society
Genealogy Resources on the Internet Compiled and continuously updated by: Chris Gaunt and John Fuller. There is a wealth of genealogy resources on the Internet that can be accessed through Mailing Lists, USENET Newsgroups, anonymous File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Gopher, World Wide Web, Telnet, and E-Mail. This document is an inventory of these resources based on personal investigation and the consolidation of information received from others too numerous to mention.
Genealogy Resources on the Internet Obituary by Chris GauntGenealogy SFYour source for genealogy software and genealogy data.GenWeb Database Index The GenWeb Database Index contains links to all known genealogical databases searchable through the Web. It is limited to searchable databases and does NOT include links to sites devoted to a family unless a database is available for searching. GenWeb™ Mailing List The GenWeb electronic mailing list was established to facilitate the development of the GenWeb concept of globally distributed, linked genealogy databases. Home Page for Genwebindx This index an on-going project to index files on the World Wide Web of interest to Genealogists.Helm's Genealogy Toolbox - Introduction The purpose of the Genealogy Toolbox is to give genealogists access to the many resources on the Internet that might aid their research. The first version of the Toolbox tried to accomplish this by categorizing sites into several general areas. In the second version, I've tried to focus more on area-specific and family/surname resources. These resources have been grouped together with links formerly listed under the library, groups, and geographic areas. Heraldry - Genealogy Resources on the Internet
American Memory from the Library of Congress American Memory consists of primary source and archival materials relating to American culture and history. These historical collections are the key contribution of the Library of Congress to the National Digital Library. Most of these offerings are from the Library's unparalleled special collections.Janyce's Root Diggin' Dept. (genealogy) Gealogy relating to everyone, Help for newbies .... and "Old-Timers" too, Genealogical tools, General reference, Regional genealogy .... USA, Non-USA, Specific heritage sources, Civil War history OF USA, Misc items of interest, PAF & GEDCOM info, Organizations and Groups, Genealogy NEWSgroups .... Hot Linked, Free Stuff from businesses, People searching & adoption With 12 Interactive, Genealogy NEWSletters, WEB census listings and census infoMain Menu of French-English Translator This is an interactive and ever-expanding educational environment between English and French. Interactive tests to improve vocabulary and a special category of dirty words are unique features of EF Bridge.National Genealogy Society NGS provides leadership and education through various programs, publications, and services. These include a library and library loan program, quarterly journal, bimonthly newsletter, home study course, annual conference, computer interest group, and much more. See the linked Web pages for the details.The Genealogy Home Page
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: History
WWW 1st Ward, The LDS Redeem the Dead Homepage
JACK MOUNT'S HOME PLACE: GENEALOGY PAGE Here is another selected list of Web pages dealing with Genealogy. CULTURE--People--Lists--directories, home pagesSocial Security Death Index Search To search the Social Security Death Master File (a.k.a. Social Security Death Index or simply SSDI)World Birthday Web (WBW)
(Detroit) Metro Net Library Consortium, Inc. is a virtual Consortium of eight Detroit suburban public libraries
at ten sites in Wayne and Oakland Counties (suburban Detroit area), Michigan. 
U.S. Gazetteer
Geographic Name Server/Xerox Map Gateway
Canada's
Geograhical Names is the equivalent of the USGS mapping site. Locate
Canadian places and see them on the map.USGS Mapping Information: GNIS Data Base Query Form
List of United States Counties - Home Page
Locate Cities & Cemeteries by State
MapQuest!
Interactive Map With this interactive street guide, you get access to maps anywhere in the continental US... including some great cities like Boston, New York, Baltimore, Washington DC, Orlando, Detroit, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Jose, Seattle and San Francisco!WWW Maps! is a great site to zoom into a certain spot!Color Landform Atlas of the United States
Country maps from W3 servers in Europe
Defense Mapping Agency-GEOnet Names Server is another mapping site.Gold Bug Historical map reproductions & county mapping software.
Perry-Castaneda Library Map Collection is the ideal site to get a map of about anything you need.Ordnance Survey Home Page National Mapping Agency of Great Britain
PCL Map Collection
The Tiger Map Server This site is ideal for getting a fix on locations, and you can use the US Gazeteer as an aid in the mapping.USGS/GNIS is THE site to go for maps!JACK MOUNT'S HOME PLACE: MAPS AND CARTOGRAPHY PAGE
GeoCities - Create a Map With Proximus!, Find a current USA Road Map.
Maps
FEEFHS (Federation of East European Family History Societies) has around 1.8M of European maps online.
VuurWerk's WebTel Dutch phonebook
Yahoo! People Search, also a reverse index, input phone number to see who it belongs to.
Personal Home Pages Web SearchWEB-Search Source2WEB-Search Home21 
A comprehensive White Page service for locating email addresses and companies on the Net. WhoWhere? intuitively handles misspelled or incomplete names.BigfootA White Page service for locating email addresses |
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