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General
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Local Resources
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General
Resources
American
Family Immigration History Center:
Contains info on
22 million+ passengers & ship's crews [who] entered the U.S. between 1892 and 1924.
Ancestry.com:
Ancestry.com searches
billions of historical records. Subscription rates vary after a free 3-day
trial.
Cyndi's
List of Genealogical Sites on the Web:
A comprehensive index to
genealogy web sources with 50,000+ sites categorized and
cross-referenced.
FamilySearch.org:
An database searchable by surname,
international geography, & more. From the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Genealogy.com:
"The leading source for family history."
GeneaNet:
A database supplying links to either info
on your surname or others searching the same name.
National Archives:
Learn about the holdings, hours, locations, and
regulations of the many U.S. archives.
Obituaries
101:
Pick
a state and quickly link to its newspapers for obituaries and death notices. Covers all 50 states and Canada.
Online
Searchable Death Indexes:
A directory of online death indexes listed by
state and county, with tips to search the Social
Security Death Indexes.
Roots Web:
"The Oldest and Largest FREE Genealogy Site."
Includes search engines, databases, mailing lists, and more.
Social
Security Death Index:
Contains records of deceased persons
that have been reported to the Social Security Admin's Death Master File.
Treasure
Maps:
Helps searchers to identify what they already
know, what they want to learn, and what to look for.
US GenWeb
Project:
Everything you need to understand each
state's resources.
Vital
Records: Where to Write:
Learn where to write for records, how much
it will cost, and other important information.
Local Resources
Florida
Historical Society:
Family history info provided by this
Florida society.
Florida
State Genealogical Society:
Offers
many services and resources to the Florida researcher.
Winter Park
Historical Association:
"To gather,
preserve, promote, and share historical data of Winter Park and its surrounding area..."
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