411 REFERENCE · Wikibooks
Genealogy
Reference material by Wikibooks contributors. This retains its source identity and is not 411 news reporting.
Genealogy is the research of one's family history (or someone else's). What is included in "family history" varies depending on the individual researcher.
There's a table of contents on every page that will help you navigate the pages. If you want to skip to a certain page, look below.
Table of contents
For everyone
/Getting started/
/Establish goals/
/Work backwards/
/Family interviews/
/Locating the previous overseas residence/
/Online options/
/Websites/
/FamilySearch/
/RootsWeb/
/Ancestry/
/Yahoo! Groups/
/Usenet Groups/
/Google Maps/
/Mailing lists/, etc.
Developing Genealogy Web-Pages
/Recording your research/
/Hard Copy/
/Software/
Archiving your records
Archiving paper-based documents
Archiving photos
Area-specific
/Africa/
/Egypt/
/South Africa/
/Asia/
/Afghanistan/
/China/
/Iran/
/Iraq/
/Israel/
/Pakistan/
/Saudi Arabia/
/Turkey/
/Europe/
/France/
/Germany/
/Italy/
/Latvia/
/Poland/
/Portugal/
United Kingdom
/North America/
/Canada/
/Mexico/
United States
/Oceania/
/Australia/
/New Zealand/
/South America/
/Brazil/
/Authors/
External links
Wikipedia - Genealogy
The Genealogy Wikia, a free do-it-yourself site using the same software as Wikibooks
WikiTree — wiki-based genealogical project
Rodovid — wiki-based genealogical project with GEDCOM upload
WeRelate — wiki-based genealogical project with GEDCOM upload
Genealogy sites
US National Archives Genealogy Section
Family Genealogy and History Internet Education Directory
Family Search - LDS Genealogy Site
Genealogy Tips and Research Guides
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - worldwide genealogy directory
Genealogy Resources, Newsletter and Databases for Family Tree History
Access Genealogy
Surname Web
Genealogy Resources at FamilyForest.com
Civil records from the Netherlands 1800~1920
__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__
Miscellaneous History
G
25%