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An effort to record historical and genealogical information on the estimated 10 million enslaved people in what is currently U.S. territory. Sponsored by American Ancestors (NEHGS).
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US war statistics from the Veterans Administration
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Search Bibles by names, dates, and locations.
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Electronically request a VA claims file (aka C-file) from the Veterans Administration, thanks to Reclaim the Records. This site will help you place a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. Cost will be minimal, if anything, it's reported. (BIRLS = Beneficiary Identification Records Locator System of the Veterans Administration.)
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at AmericanAncestors, New England Historic Genealogical Society
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Find places online to contribute to what's called one-world trees.
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Conclusive U.S. copyright lasts for 95 years for authorized publications.
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ICD codes (International Classification of Diseases). These numbers often appear on death certificates for cause of death. Pay attention to the date of the death cert to determine which ICD you should be using.
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Find links to all US state archives.
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Site helps to connect scholars of all levels to primary sources related to the Americas from roughly 1500 to 1900. Website offers information on archives and research libraries that hold collections of early American materials, as well as links to online resources that specialize in the early Americas.
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Use drop-down menus to enter states and counties, etc., in the U.S. to search for listings of websites (both paid and free) with links to resources.
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See what records FamilySearch has by place.
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More than 140,000 Facebook page that deal with genealogy, surnames, places, lineage societies, etc.
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Click on the link near the top of this page for the list as of 2021. It's now being incorporated into CyndiList.com.
Previously at: https://moonswings.files.wordpress.com/2021/01/genealogy-on-facebook-jan-2021.pdf
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by Marc McDermott with contributions from Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, and Thomas W. Jones, CG.
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Access thousands of historic photographs, maps, oral histories and films from Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region (includes El Paso and Teller counties) using the Pikes Peak Library District's digital collections.
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Images of parish registers through 1880.
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Links to online U.S. state and territory law collections.
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Gazetteer of German places about 1871. Foundational for German research.
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Free index to the National Genealogical Society Quarterly. Printed copies of the NGSQ are available at the Western History & Genealogy department, Penrose Library, Colorado Springs. Search by title or author. It's not a surname or full text search.
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Especially Pennsylvania German nicknames; other sources are suggested too.
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National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections
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Resources for conducting African-American research.
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Free access to Periodical Source Index of genealogical periodicals . Geographical searches are recommended
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Pikes Peak Library District maintains an extensive list of genealogy research links. Click to go to their website.
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aka World Biographical Encylopedia
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blog by Judy Russell describes how to order an SS-5 online
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With this form, children can request U.S. employment histories of their deceased parents. Provide proof of death and relationship. $136.
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Narrow search to Railroad Retirement index with drop-down menu. Covers 1936-early 2000s.
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Curret voter registration lists from states that make the information public
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WikiTree is a completely free, collaborative genealogy platform with now more than 1 million members.
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Dedicated to the history and love of the American West.
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