GENEALOGY/Help

Getting Started Notebook, Pencils, Computer, Patience, Determination! Begin with Yourself - Start a Pedigree Chart (Remember your research is only as good as your documentation) Birth Certificates, Death Certificates, Marriage Records, Census Records, Tax Records, Land Records, Wills, Court Records, Military Records



• Where Do You Find Your Sources? County Court Houses, National Archives, Libraries, Cemeteries, Family Bibles, Church Records, Obituaries, Journals, Photos, Genealogical Societies, Online

• What Do You Do With Your Finds Add to Your Pedigree, Adopt A Computer Program such as Reunion, Family Tree Maker or many others to show ancestral relationships and your sources. Keep copies of your sources, Originals, Prints, Scans, Photos Organize, File Cabinets, Computer Folders, DVD, CD


• Let's Take A Look At Some Online Help
Online Courses & Tutorials


Getting Started

S.A.G.S. web site

Examples of Software Programs for Mac Users
(Note: I personally use REUNION and recommend it)

Genealogy Library - SEBLibrary S.A.G.S. Tour
(8 min & 24 secs long)

Genealogy Holdings- SAGS/SEBLibrary



St Augustine & Putnam Co. Area Obituaries

Ancestry.com
(Largest online source, great for Census Records, Births, Deaths, Marriages, Military, Immigration)

Familysearch.org


Online Genealogy Courses at FamilySearch.org

USGenWeb Project

RootsWeb

Cyndi's List


LIBRARY SPOT

National Archives

Allen County Public Library

Virginia County Records

New England Historic Genealogical Society (American Ancestors)


Find A Grave


West Virginia Archives & History



Times-Hearld & Palatka Daily News Obituary Index - Compiled by Mack Wills
(Copies of the obituaries are located in SEBLib Genealogy Library)

Index to ANCIENT CITY GENEALOGIST -Compiled by Mack Wills (2014)
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SEARCHING FOR YOUR GERMAN ANCESTORS

Basic Research Outline for German Genealogy
A Step by Step Guide for Americans of German Descent
by Joe Beine, German Roots Webmaster

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A GENEALOGICAL
HANDBOOK OF GERMAN RESEARCH -- Larry O. Jensen
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Updated 11/21/2014

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