Rootsweb - Hosts an enormous number of genealogical resources, dedicated to free access. (Was purchased by ancestry.com, but remains a good source of free information.) Site includes:
FamilySearch - Genealogy site of the LDS church's Family History Library. Includes access to the FHL catalog, the Ancestral File, an index to the 1880 US census and the 1881 Canadian census. I found two of my families in the Ancestral File, and have used many of the microfilmed records at my local Family History Center. Locations of Family History Centers is also available on this web site.
Cindy's list - widely accepted as the most comprehensive list of links to genealogy related web sites. (Hosted by Rootsweb.)
Genealogical research at the National Archives
Library of Congress online catalog
Forums - Post and search queries to contact others who may have information on your family
The Henneberry-Cussen family from Galbally, Ireland.
St. Lawrence Co., NY USGenWeb site - Lists resources for towns of St. Lawrence Co. (Hosted by Rootsweb.)
Forums/Queries (places to post or view queries about people, places, events, etc.):
Index to wills - selected states and counties
New York State Archives - some helpful NY research information
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900
Index to obituaries and death notices in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO) from 1880.
Federal Land Patents database - Records of land purchased from the Federal government in the "Eastern States".
Crandall Family Association Tree - Very large tree, with many of our Webbers, with sources shown (yeah!).
Sacramento Public Library catalog - I've located several books in the Genealogy Collection or of other interest online, before visiting (and paying for parking!) the library downtown.
California State Library - includes Sacramento's History Room (900 N St.) and San Francisco's Sutro Library
Genealogical Association of Sacramento - They offer a good (and free) introductory series of classes and organize many trips to the National Archives (San Bruno), the Sutro Library (San Francisco), and the Family History Library (Salt Lake City). Their newsletter is a good source of information on local genealogy events.
Melvyl - the catalog of the University of California (including Davis)
Genealogical and Historical Council of the Sacramento Valley - site has a list of local genealogical associations
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