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Cyndi's List
Thorough resources for Americans of all nationalities to trace their roots.
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Family Search Internet Genealogy Service
The genealogy web site of the LDS Church. Includes the ability to search the IGI, the Ancestral File, The Family History Library Catalog, and web site submissions. Also has user mailing lists, online ordering of of FHS research material, and allows you to perserve your own reasearch online.
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The Texas Genweb Project
The Texas Genweb project is part of a national project to collect and centralize historical information about areas, peoples, and other points of interest. The information is arranged by county. There are also several links to other resources including mailing lists, personal web pages, state web pages, and contacts for people willing to do lookups.
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Lineages
Information about courthouses, clubs, public records, and searchable databases.
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Vital Records
How and where to obtain vital records.
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The University of Texas' Center for American History
The University of Texas' Center for American History houses early Texas newspapers, personal manuscripts, city directories, biographical encyclopedias, and county histories. Includes a bibliography of genealogy works in print.
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The U.S. Census Bureau
The U.S. Census Bureau offers some limited Genealogical services. They will search records for specific individuals from the 1910-1990 census results. The searcher must be related in some way. The documents needed to begin this process are available here.
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Ancestry.com
Search a number of databases including census records, war records, and death indexes.
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The Genealogy Homepage
Thorough guide to everything from software to world-wide genealogy aids.
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