Interesting Internet links

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Some particularly useful, well done or interesting links

This list is definitely non-exhaustive and includes some non-genealogy sites. ;-)

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My favorite parts of the "Quaker Corner" site

Quaker surnames
Quaker Monthly Meetings

Other Quaker or Quaker-related sites:

The Mary L. Cook Public Library (Waynesville, Ohio): 1811 Quaker Meeting House -- Miami Monthly Meeting.
Jerry Richmond's "Quaker Collection" (Hoggatt and Stanley, among many others, in a very readable format with lots of sources!)
Old and new style dates (a must read)
Ruby Simonson McNeill's Home Book (Brown, Clayton, Woolman, Worrell and more)
The Journal of John Woolman (the great Quaker "minister")
The Leeper/Hallowell Genealogical Web Site (Beals, among others)

Some O'Neall/O'Neill/ O'Nexl[x] pages

Al & Sue O'Neill's pages (lots of well-researched O'Neill history, as well as some - ahem - beautiful pictures of Shane's Castle)
Jill's O'Neall Ching's "O'Neall Cousins Project" was the first site devoted to descendants of Hugh O'Neill, my 5th-great-grandfather. It is now generously housed on the web site of John W. O'Neill II, the O'Neall Genealogy Association WebSite
My own GEDCOM is available on Rootsweb. John O'Neall's GEDCOM: Quaker O'Nealls and friends

Other families and places

The Huguenot Society of the Founders of Manakin in the Colony of Virginia discusses the Huguenot colony at Manakin, of which only a church now subsists. My ancestral Trabue family emigrated here from France, Holland and England.
Herod-Tate (Trabue, among others)
Descendants of Edward Peeresome (Kelly, Pearson and more)

Other useful sites

The Copyright Website (all you need to know about this topic)
Cyndi's Genealogy Home Page Construction Kit. (I found this too late, but others may get there in time.)

And some Irish sites

Diane's Page about Ireland (Wondrous! A great starting point for all things Irish.)
The Irish Times (the Dublin daily newspaper)

The web site of my wife and myself, mostly dedicated to our travels in Lapland and Austria. There are some very pretty pictures here: The web pages of Siv and John O'Neall.

This is not a genealogy site, but it is a Quaker one, related to the Quaker struggle against the futility and the pity of war: American Friends Service Committee.

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