Ancestry Social Security Death Index
Find information on dead loved ones including birth date, death date and former Social Security number. Search the database by name or last known address.
Census Name Search
The U.S. Census Board puts up this searchable database to find out how many people have the same last name as you.
Genealogical Research Library, The
What every genealogist needs: supplies, such as a family tree wall chart and ancestral lineage charts. Other useful tools include maps, indexes and a relationship chart.
Genealogy Dictionary
A complete dictionary of genealogical terms and phrases such as "Ab neptos." A handy reference for serious aficionados.
Genealogy Listservers, Newsgroups and Special Homepages
Serious genealogists will appreciate this resource guide of links to listservers, newsgroups and personal homepages.
Genealogy Resources on the Internet
Obtain pointers to the wealth of genealogy resources on the Internet that can be accessed through mailing lists, newsgroups,anonymous File Transfer Protocol (FTP), gopher, the World Wide Web, telnet and e-mail.
Generations Press-Maps
Genealogical publishing company offers almost 850 highly detailed maps of over 600 cities and towns of Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and the Americas. These quality reproductions can give you a glimpse of your ancestral home town.
History of Cremation, The
The Cremation Association of North America tells the history of this burial custom.
Roots-L Home Page
The largest genealogical mailing list to date, Roots-L also has a compilation of files and databases that can be interactively searched.
US GenWeb Project
Here's the center of information on the nationwide GenWeb project. Search its databases to aid your own family search, or find out more about other projects focused on census, tombstone transcription and military records.
