While lesser known to many than the British pirates of popular imagination, a suite of German pirates defined by ingenuity, cunning and sometimes brutal approaches to handling perceived cowardice have left their mark on the annals of the high seas.

From a little Kajkavian Croatian village in Hungary to New York City and beyond...

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WPA - Work Project Administration

Official information and announcements for the 1940 census.

This was presented at the Family History Expo in Overland Park, KS on July 29, 2011 and provided as a courtesy to attending genealogist with the hope it helps them in their family research. NOTE: This is the property of and copyrighted by Gary Clark of PhotoTree.com. Any reproduction of images or other content is prohibited. Requests for specific and limited reproduction should be directed to gary@phototree.com

This genealogy blog shares Virgin Islands family history covering general VI records and family history sources, social history, island history, and genealogy techniques and hints. Surnames include van Beverhoudt, Conrad, Magens, De Windt, Pentheny, Colbeth, Moorhead, Robson, Andersen, Scott, Dalton, and related families.

"Online genealogy records, where they exist, are usually scattered across several internet locations. If you do find a record, the website itself can be confusing at best. If you’re just starting out researching your family history, start at these 25 best genealogy websites for beginners."

This digital collection includes scans of more than 3000 documents relating to the 31st Virginia Regiment of the Confederate Army.

A year long project bringing journaling & genealogy together. To help you get your tree started and giving you a place to begin.

Genealogy Research Guide from the Iowa State University Library.

Newquay War Memorial lists 89 men from the town who died in WW1. Here are their stories - Lest We Forget.

by F. A. Hendry - Presented by the Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce

by F. A. Hendry - Presented by the Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce

(with other maps of Germany)

Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division, The New York Public Library. (1676). A map of New England and New York, 1676.

Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division, The New York Public Library. (1676). A map of New England and New York, 1676.

"One of the most exciting collections in the NYG&B eLibrary is the 1855 New York State Census for Ward 17 of New York City, located in Manhattan. Ward 17 was a neighborhood on the Lower East Side, where many immigrants settled after arriving in New York". ...

Find places, administrative units and descriptions more precisely.

Kimberly Powell gives you genealogy information and links.

Learn how to trace your family tree or expand your family history knowledge with these free, self-paced genealogy lessons and classes.

Springfield, Illinois

Acadia, Acadian, Canada, Canadian, Family, French Canadian, Maine, New England.

by Stephen P. Morse, PhD.

Most of the foreign telephone directories held by the Library of Congress are uncataloged, hence we have compiled this list of approximately 4,000 German directories as a finding aid for our staff and patrons. In addition to the uncataloged directories listed below, the Library also holds a handful that are cataloged and may be paged from the closed stacks using their call numbers. To locate these directories, search the online catalog using subject keywords such as "Germany" and "directories" or the name of a city plus "directories".Berlin city directory database covering 1799-1943 at Berliner Adressbacher

Choose from: People Search, Reverse Phone Lookup, Email lookup, Yellow Pages Search.

Houses the extensive archives of the Trudeau Sanatorium, where many tuberculosis patients were treated, among other local history resources. The Sanatorium materials are only available at the library.

Houses the extensive archives of the Trudeau Sanatorium, where many tuberculosis patients were treated, among other local history resources. The Sanatorium materials are only available at the library.

Information for Birthmothers & Adoptive Parents

Maryland State Archives Reference & Research