MY FAVORITEGENEALOGY LINKS
Here are some interesting links I have recently discovered. I will place them at the top of the list for your ease of use. After a month or so, I will move them into the alphabetical list.
Allen County (IN) Library ~ outstanding genealogy library in Ft. Wayne IN
American Memory ~ Historical Collections for the National Digital Library
Ancestry $
Appleton's (bookstore)
Black Sheep Society - Just for fun
Books We Own - Reciprocal lookups
Castle Garden - America's First Immigration Center - Recommended by Marian Dunn
Dead Fred Genealogical Photo Archive - Read the FAQ for details about putting your family photos online!
Dear Myrtle's Place - You Have a Friend in Genealogy!
American Family Immigration - Search Ellis Island records
Everton Publishers (books, etc. for sale)
Family Chronicle Magazine(subscription)
GenDisasters - Events that Touched Our Ancestors' Lives
Genealogy Resources on the Internet
Genealogy Today ~ What's new in genealogy
Gold Bug Maps (maps for sale)
Google Earth -
Download (free) Google Earth program that combines satellite imagery, maps
Google's Easy Genealogy Searcher
Heritage Books (books for sale)
Land Record Research Directory
Library of Congress, Local History and Genealogy
Reading Room
Linda Haas Davenport's Learning Center
MultiGen
~ Search multiple genealogical databases from one site
Picasa - Google's free photo-editing program
Postcards! A.J. Morris' Postcard Dating Guide - Recommended by Deb Utley-Dunmire
Social Security Death Index - free access courtesy of Ancestry.com
Social Security Death Index FAQ
Surname Distribution in the U.S.
Treasure Maps - "The How-To Genealogy Site"
USGenWeb Lineage Researchers Project
USGenWeb Search US - Daryl Lytton's new USGenWeb search engine
USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project
Valley of the Shadow - Two communities in the Civil War, one Southern, one Northern
Willard Library (IN) Special Collections
World Bride Index - Millions of brides indexed from genealogy files on other web sites. This site may be useful in “brick wall” situations to learn where an ancestor’s sister went.
- Birth, Marriage and Death Records 
- Look for information on that small town where your ancestors lived 
- Free web site from the LDS Church
and the power of Google Search to put the world's geographic information at your fingertips. 
Books for sale
Links to sites that are not part of the USGenWeb Project are provided for your convenience and do _not_ imply any endorsement of the sites or their contents by the USGenWeb Project or its members. Neither the USGenWeb Project nor its members are responsible for the contents of any "third party" site which you may access from a link on this page.
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