GENEALOGY LINKS
Below are links to sites that are not only enjoyable to visit, but will be helpful in your research. If you have some other great sites, let me know about them.
RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative: "The Internet's Oldest and Largest Genealogy Site". Please show your support of this valuable organization so that we might keep genealogy on the internet free and growing.
The US Gen Web Project: I strongly urge you to support this wonderful group of volunteers. There is probably not a one of us who hasn't sat at our computers in the wee hours of the morning searching through those freely donated records in the hope of finding one of our families there. Just save your files in ascii or .txt format and email them to the county coordinator of the county where the event took place.
A Barrel of Genealogy Links: Some of the net's most useful genealogy links! By John J. Lacombe
American Memory: Historical Collection for the National Digital Library. If you're interested in history, this is a great site to visit..old photographs, documents, etc.
Birthdate Calculator: Calculates day/year of birth when date of death and age at death are entered.
Census Online: The USGenWeb Census Project. Index to current census online.
Chalkley's Chronicals: Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia. Extractions from the original court records of Augusta Co., VA 1745-1800.
Citing Online Sources: Guidelines for citing this newest resource we now have..the internet.
Cyndi's List of Genealogical Sites: Links to everywhere!
Deciphering Old Handwriting: Some good examples of old handwriting to help you determine what those old documents say.
The Delcaration of Independence
DistantCousin: Search for surname resources, queries, state resources, census records, passenger lists, and much more. USA and foreign listings.
Draper Manuscripts: An index to films from the collection covering Central Kentucky. Includes some interesting stories.
Everton Publishers: The site of Everton's Genealogical Helper and On-Line Search with over 85 Million names and GROWING! Many genealogy research tools here.
8th Tennessee Cavalry, CSA: If you had Bartletts who settled in the Upper Cumberland region of Tennessee and participated in the Civil War, visit this site. It is maintained by Michael P. Bartlett, descendant of Joseph Bartlett and Millicent Rice, is very informative and has some great genealogy links!
Filson Club Historical Society: Louisville, Kentucky. Houses one of Kentucky's largest collections of historical material.
Gedpage: This is one nifty, easy to use little program for turning your GEDCOM into pages for your web site. Unlike most of the similar programs, your pages are in Family Group Sheet format. Check it out.
Genealogy Online: One of the oldest genealogy websites on the Internet.
Genealogy Exchange & Surname Registry: Search engines, databases, lookups, etc.
Genealogy Resources on the Internet: John Fuller and Chris Gaunt's extensive list of links to genealogy resources.
John Fuller's List of Lists: A listing of all known email lists on the internet pertaining to genealogy.
Kentucky County Formations: This is really useful when trying to figure out where those missing records are.
Land Records: All you ever wanted to know about researching land records. Written by Bill Utterback, experienced researcher of 35+ years.
Library of Virginia Digital Collections
Lines and Lineage: A genealogy resource finder. Use the "I Found It" search engine to locate genealogy web sites, and "Common Threads" to find others researching your surname.
NSDAR: The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
National Archives & Records Administration
National Genelogical Society: Be sure to visit the section on Genealogical Standards.
Occupations: A list of definitions to help you find out what some of those strange occupations were that the census takers listed your ancestors as having! By the late John J. Lacombe.
Olive Tree Genealogy: Passenger lists, tips on research, and much, much more.
Passenger Lists: Lots of them!
Perpetual Calendar: Enter any month/year and find out what the day was.
The Political Graveyard: Excellent site! Burial sites and biographical history of the country's politicians. Many Bartletts mentioned.
Translations: Translate any word from one language to another.
Tippah County, Mississippi Confederate Soldiers: There are Bartletts listed here, with families included on some!
U. S. Biographies Project: Organized by Jeff Murphy, coordinated by Deb Murray.
U. S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: National Mapping Information data base query form. Enter one or more variants to find cemeteries, cities, land, rivers, creeks, etc.
United States Vital Records Information: Where do you obtain marriages licenses, birth certificates, death certificates, etc.? Addresses for all states, counties and territories in the United States.
Using Deed Records To Trace Your Ancestors: Another excellent and very informative page by genealogist and lecturer of 20+ years William Dollarhide.
West Virginia County Formations: These dates are really useful when you can't find records you believe should be in Virginia .
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