FamilySearch Indexing
FamilySearch is continually digitally copying new records and digitizing microfilm from the mountain vault. Thousands of volunteers worldwide are indexing the records to make them easier for genealogists to find. You can select things that are as easy to read as typewritten or printed documents or as challenging as you'd like. Select the state or country you want to work in. There are always hundreds of projects to select from. Work batches usually take only 15-30 minutes to complete. Click here to get started.
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FCC License Data Search
Database of people who have a ham radio license through the FCC. List is hosted by the National Association for Amateur Radio. Database includes mailing addresses, issue date, and expiration date.
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Find Counties
If you know the city and state, but not the current county, use this tool.
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Find-a-Grave
Free. Find more than 260 million graves and memorials in U.S. cemeteries and other countries.
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Find-a-Grave
Find-a-Grave is a free website of links to cemeteries, burial records, tombstone photos, and more in the United States and around the world. Members can see an excellent class by Elaine Fraser on using Find-a-Grave. See the link to it at . Find-a-Grave is owned by Ancestry and is being built by volunteers.
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Findagrave.com
Contribute to Find a Grave: At Find a Grave, we all work together to create a virtual cemetery where it’s easy to learn about the final resting place of millions of people from around the world.
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