- These may be useful.
- Accessgenealogy.com Where to begin guides plus special Native
American focused research and guides for researching African American
genealogy
- Agra.org.uk AGRA ? The Assocciation
of Genealogists and Researchers in Archives
- AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society
Online Resources and Extensive Library at Headquarters 99-101 Newbury
Street, Boston Membership includes American Ancestors Magazine
- Archives.gov The National Archives 700 Pennsylvania Avenue
Northwest, Washington, DC Local facilities in Boston and Hype Park, NY
- BlackSheepAncestors.com Free Genealogical Prison and Convict
Records, Court Records, Executions, Insane Asylum Records, and Biographies
of Famous Outlaws, Criminals, and Pirates in the United States, Canada and
the United Kingdom
- Chs.org Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library Research
online or in person at 1 Elizabeth St. Hartford (next to UConn
School of Law) Free e-newsletter available
- dar.org Daughters of the American
Revolution Online research, in-person research available at the
Washington, D.C. Library and American Spirit magazine
- FamilyTreeMaker.com Family history software
- FindAGrave.com Millions of cemetery records
- fold3.com Fold3 Historical
Military Premier website for national origianl military records
- Genealogies.com Links to more genealogy websites
Godfrey Memorial Library, 134 Newfield St., Middletown, CT - GreatMigration.org A survey of New England 1620-1640 quarterly
newsletter available
- Higginsonbooks.com Higginson Book Company Resources include reprints
of over 4000 Local Histories, 8000 Genealogies, 6000 maps and more than
700 Civil War Regimentals
- sar.org Sons of the American
Revolution The leading male lineage society that perpetuates the ideals
of the war for independence.
- TheMayflowerSociety.com General Society of Mayflower Descendants
Founded in 1897 by Pilgrim descendants, The Mayflower Society honors the
memories of these brave souls who now have tens-of-millions of
descendents.
- A special thank you to author and genealogist Kate Dimanescu for
compiling much of this list. Kate was the speaker at our January 2013
members meeting.