Everything you wanted to know about alien registration. A PDF from the National Archives tells you who, when, where and why.

Government website detailing the instructions given to the U.S. Marshalls that performed the federal census. Instructions for each census year are listed separately. Great resource to understand why some of the information on the census form doesn't match what you know about your family.

This county was established on October 29, 1801, created from Grainger and Hawkins counties and extended the southern boundary to Anderson County. It was named for Virginia tidewater aristocrat William Charles Coleman Claiborne, one of the first judges of the Superior Court and one of the first representatives in U.S. Congress from Tennessee. The county seat is located at Tazewell, TN.

Claiborne County Historical & Genealogy Society in Tennessee. Links and resources available.

The Columbus News Index (CNI)Obituary Search is an index of the Columbus Dispatch obituaries from 1931 thru 1997. The asterisk (*) can be used at the end of a name as a substitute for any number of characters (Field* will display results for Field, Fields, and Fielding).

FEEFHS was organized in 1992 as The Federation of East European Family History Societies, an international organization to promote genealogical research in Eastern and Central Europe without any ethnic, religious, or social distinctions. Originally set as an umbrella organization for societies with similar interests, the organization changed their name in 2014 to The Foundation for East European Family History Studies with a new focus.

Free UK Genealogy provides free, online access to family history records. We work with a team of dedicated volunteers to create high-quality transcriptions of public records from governmental sources, parish churches, and other trusted institutions.

The French-Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan (FCHSM) was organized in 1980 as an educational, historical, cultural, and genealogical non-profit organization, committed to make people aware of the rich culture and history of French Canadians in North America.

You can search for death records from 1930 and marriage records from 1963 in Genesee County, MICHIGAN.

The purpose of the Hungaricana project is to share Hungarian cultural heritage including contents that have never been accessible before.

The International Classification of Diseases (ICD) is the international "standard diagnostic tool for epidemiology, health management and clinical purposes". Its full official name is International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems. The ICD is revised periodically and is currently in its tenth revision.

The Kentuckiana Digital Library is a digital library of primary sources and access aids selected by Kentucky archivists representing Kentucky colleges, universities, libraries and historical society repositories. It contains electronic texts, books, indices, digitized photographs, audio files, digitized oral histories, newspapers, maps. and a wide array of other historically and genealogically significant materials. This impressive site provides an excellent insight into Kentucky life over the past 200 years.

Find out the latest genealogy news, listen to podcasts, and more.

Index to several Macomb County, MI newspapers.

Index to deaths that occurred in Macomb County, MI after 1945.

Michigan death certificates from late 1897 through 1952. Certificates must be 75 years old before they can be viewed on-line.

New Jersey Deaths from May 1848 through May 1878 can now be searched on the New Jersey State Archives website.

Early New Jersey Land Records are being added to the State Archive's online database. Survey Books L & L2 dating from 1682 to 1685 are now on the on line database.

New York State land records have been digitized by FamilySearch. Again, there is no search mechanism yet, but the indexes have also been digitized. Just like using the microfilm, only you can do from HOME!

Fully digitized by FamilySearch! Not indexed, yet, but the indexes to the probate records have also been digitized, so search there first. Then find the volume and page number for the actual record.

No actual obituaries here, but thousands are indexed giving you the name of the newspaper and date of publication.

This collection on FamilySearch.org includes probate records created in Pennsylvania counties. The records include wills, estate records and indexes. NOT indexed, but the indexes to the records have also been digitized.

Coming Soon! Link to several genealogical conference lectures. Click on Watch tab and select the subject from the list.

The Rutherford B Hayes library maintains an index of obituaries for central and northwestern Ohio.

The Limits of Predicting Relationships Using DNA Click on the chart on this page to enlarge. Thanks to Rick Grassley for providing the link!

On line archival resources in Poland. Much of the site is in Polish, as should be expected.

A police blotter is a register of people arrested and booked into jail. The Toledo Police took physical custody of their blotters from the Bowling Green State University Jerome Library’s Center for Archival Collections in early 2017. The set is complete from April 1, 1872, through Dec. 15, 1971. The first 11 books are now digitally available on this site.

Discover the heroes in your family tree in the Ancestry.com U.S. Military Collection – including millions of U.S. military records, covering almost 400 years of American wars and conflicts. With more than 100 million names and 700 titles and databases of military records from all 50 U.S. states, there are countless opportunities to learn the stories of courage and sacrifice in your family tree.

Two separate indexes can be found here, one for Youngstown Vindicator from 2011 to 2014 and another for Warren from 1812 to present time.

A slew of great databases for Western Michigan research.

Wyandotte death register is available online for genealogical research at your convenience.

AccessGenealogy has been online since 1999. What started out as a small 50 page website has evolved over the years to one of the leading websites in providing free genealogy. With over 240,000 links it is also one of the largest directories of genealogy websites found online. It’s crowning achievement though is in providing Native American researchers an avenue for research online. With partnerships between it and Fold3, Native American data has finally been provided to the masses electronically.

List of newspapers available on microfilm in the Library of Michigan, Lansing. Listed by county and by city.

A project of the William M. Scholl Center for American History and Culture, the Atlas of Historical County Boundaries is a powerful historical research and reference tool in electronic form. The Atlas presents in maps and text complete data about the creation and all subsequent changes in the size, shape, and location of every county in the fifty United States and the District of Columbia.

The Catholic Portal provides access to and discovery of rare, unique, and uncommon Catholic scholarly resources via robust search and display tools.

HathiTrust is a partnership of academic & research institutions, offering a collection of millions of titles digitized from libraries around the world.

CCPreservation is a fully insured Cemetery Preservation company. David Carter received his training in Indiana from one of the most recognized authorities in cemetery preservation in the mid-west.

A-Z index of old occupations Jobs are listed alphabetically by job title, so this index will help you browse through the dictionary to find interesting and obscure old occupations and their definitions.

A great site for all things genealogical in Michigan. New links being added all the time. Search for statewide or for county specific. More items here than can be listed.

The Michigan County Histories and Atlases Digitization Project is comprised of 428 digitized titles (many composed of multiple volumes) published before 1923. The collection offers all members of the community free keyword searching and page-by-page access to digitized reproductions of Michigan county histories and atlases as a resource for historical and genealogical research.

A great resource for finding living relatives.

This list includes databases, collections and search tools, selected by Smithsonian Libraries staff, that are freely available via the Internet.

Index and deed records for Washtenaw County, MI. Covers 1824 - 1968. You must register to use the site, with a user name and password. It is free to search. Copies are $1/page.

Another form to be used to designate who should should receive your genealogical research once you are gone.

Index to Lenawee County, MI naturalization records that can be found in the Archives of Michigan.

Free genealogy forms of all kinds.

The Making of Modern Michigan (MMM) is a project proposal from the Digitization Committee of "ATLAS," the Action Team for Library Advancement Statewide1 . ATLAS is an initiative of the Library of Michigan (LoM), which has contracted with the Michigan Library Consortium (MLC) to develop a state-wide information delivery service. Although Michigan State University Libraries (MSU) will serve as the administrative host for this project, MSU will cooperate closely with LoM and MLC, and the work will be done at locations throughout Michigan.

Over 36,000 digital books are now available at Family History Books.