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Created:on 2008-06-25 | Updated:on 2008-07-16
Genealogical resources.
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News Archives
Links to online newspapers archives, arranged by state. Also includes date ranges and pricing information.
more fromwww.ibiblio.org
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Genealogy disaster plan a precaution worth taking
Guidelines and advice to creating your own plan to preserve your genealogy during emergencies.
more fromwww.broomfieldenterprise.com
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What Is This 'Paper Trail' of Which You Speak?
Roy Blackmore is applying to the Guiness Book of World Records for largest documented family tree, mostly compiled before the birth of the internet.
more fromwww.genealogue.com
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Obituary Daily Times
Index of obituaries compiled by volunteers. Updates available in email newsletter format with an average of 2500 new entries daily.
more fromobits.rootsweb.ancestry.com
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Mennonite Church USA Historical Committee & Archives
A large collection of Amish and Mennonite obituaries collected from the following: The Herald of Truth (1864-1908), the Gospel Witness (1905-1908), the Gospel Herald (1908-1998), The Mennonite (1998-), as well as a few from the Mennonite Weekly Review.
more fromwww.mcusa-archives.org
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RB Hayes Obituary Index
Covers a large selection of newspapers dating from the 1810s to the present.
more fromindex.rbhayes.org
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Obituary Index - NEO-RLS
Includes the following newspapers: Coshocton Tribune, Holmes County Journal, Loudenville Advocate, Loudenville Democrat, Loudonville Times, Massillon Independent, and The Holmes County Hub.
more fromwww.ohiofamilysearch.org
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Online Ohio Death Indexes, Records & Obituaries
Collection of links to death-related records for the state of Ohio. Lists some very good resources.
more fromwww.deathindexes.com
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Ixquick Metasearch
Features include Universal Power Search, a global search (multiple languages), and power refinement (clustering of results and ability to exclude results seen before). Does not store personal information.
more fromwww.ixquick.com
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Kartoo Metasearch
Suggests keywords to add/ignore based on search results. Also available in a flash version, which is harder to use. Compiles results from: Voila, AllTheWeb, Altavista, MSN/LiveSearch, Yahoo, Wisenut, Hotbot, Lycos, Nomade, ToileDuQuebec, Exalead, Dmoz, Teoma, and Exactseek.
more fromwww.kartoo.com
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KoolTorch
"KoolTorch’s taxonomy overlay takes traditional search engine results and displays them in a useful and intuitive Graphical User Interface." Good for general searches and for seeing large amounts of results on one screen, but not useful for researching individual people.
more fromwww.kooltorch.com
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Mahalo: Human-powered Search
"Mahalo is a human-powered search engine that creates organized, comprehensive, and spam free search results for the most popular search terms." Good for general searches and quality results, but not useful for researching individual people.
more fromwww.mahalo.com
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Clusty: the clustering search engine
Groups results into clusters by topic. Compiles results from AP, New York Times, Wikipedia, Open Directory, MSN/LiveSearch, Gigablast, WiseNut, Ask/Jeeves, and others. Does not store any personal information.
more fromclusty.com
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Washington State Genealogical Society
Includes links to helpful resources, including a research guide.
more fromwww.rootsweb.ancestry.com
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Trawling the Deep Web
Some resources on how to get more out of internet research by finding information not indexed by search engines.
more fromrainydayreadings.blogspot.com
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Search Strategies: Search with Peripheral Vision
A 5-step search strategy to efficiently find relevant internet results.
more fromwww.lib.berkeley.edu
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WeRelate
Genealogy wiki including pages for aticles, people, families, images, places, sources, personal sources, and user pages.
more fromwww.werelate.org
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BYU Independent Study: Free Web Courses
Free family history and genealogy classes available online. Classes do not count towards college credits.
more fromce.byu.edu

