PHOENIX GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Links to Sites of Interest
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LDS Family History Library Catalog The LDS Family History Library Catalog describing 3.2 million items of their holdings is being updated daily and is now available. The church is currently updating vital records from over 40 countries. The library receives about 6,000 microfilms per month and new information is added daily to their online catalog. The actual image of the 1880 census is now available also. Chasing Dead People with GPS The facinating technology of GPS & GIS and how it relates to genealogy research. Fraudulent Lineages An account of the fraudulent genealogies forged by Gustave Anjou.  Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the InternetCyndi's List is a categorized list of over 100,000 links to genealogy and family history websites. Family History Society of Arizona A non-profit organization formed in 1983 to promote all aspects of genealogy. Glossarist An index of 90 online Genealogy Glosseries & Dictionaries US National Archives and Records (NARA) Records Center provider to the Federal Government Secretary of State of Georgia, Cathy Cox State Archives Referral List for most states of US Library of Virginia Collection with index DAR's Patriot Lookup Service Daughter's of the American Revolution Society members provide lookup service for Patriots service records Ellis Island Immigrant Site Ellis Island Immigrant information USGS Map Viewing View areas mentioned in old deeds and documents by description. Finding My Past Research UK ancestry INTERNMENT.NET Cemetery Transcription Library Browse 3,709,236 cemetery records across 7,882 cemeteries from around the world. Browse transcriptions by region or by special collection. There are also helpful tutorials on how to find graves and how to record & publish your research. Arizona Birth & Death Certificates Now Available to the Public Online "The Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records shall allow a person access to all birth certificates if seventy-five years have passed after the date of birth as registered on the birth certificate.and all death certificates if fifty years have passed after the date of death." |
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