Digital State Archives Genealogists can find links to states’ digital collections on this web site. Ancestors Originally a PBS series designed to inspire and inform beginning genealogists, this site provides information on how to conduct research and links to useful family history resources on the web. The Library is a valuable resource with many useful guides. AmericanAncestors: New England Historic Genealogical Society Located in Boston, the Society provides information on events, tours, and research.

101 Best Websites for Genealogy in 2013 This list was compiled by Family Tree Magazine. Other Helpful Genealogy Sites 50 Most Popular Genealogy Websites for 2013 Here is a list of the most popular genealogy web sites for 2013 as determined by GenealogyInTime Magazine. Searching Your Family History: Cardinal Rules of Genealogy Research Advice from the Medina County (Ohio) District Library. Researching Your Family Tree A tutorial for performing genealogical research. Local History & Genealogy Reading Room The Library of Congress provides several guides for genealogical research including Bibliographies and Guides, Searching Tips, and links to Internet resources. Genealogy Research Guidance from the Nashville (Tennessee) Public Library. Genealogy Notes Articles of genealogical interest from NARA’s Prologue. Genealogical Research at the Library of Congress Useful guidelines on conducting genealogical research. Family History: Clues in Census Records, 1850-1920 This article by Claire Prechtel-Kluskens appeared in the January 1998 issue of NARA’s The Record. How to Do Genealogical Research NARA's Calendar of Events See the calendar for scheduled genealogy workshops in Washington DC. A selection of links for how to do genealogical research, genealogy resources around the world, and searchable databases.įor information on how to do genealogical research at the National Archives, please see the Genealogy section of the NARA web site.

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