(If you are interested in writing your own web pages, be sure and go to the bottom of this page and check out the "Links to Tutorials and Help Files on Creating Web Pages".)
Presented by the History Department of the University of Mary Washington. Contains links (on the left side of the page) to all the presentations at the web site. AN EXCELLENT SITE FOR THE HISTORY OF GERMANNA!
Two other URL's for this website are:
"Immigration", which contains a treasure trove of useful information (54 links) about immigration from Germany to America, including too many subjects to enumerate here.
and
"Links Collection", which contains links to other websites dealing with immigration from Germany to America.
A VERY USEFUL WEBSITE for Germanna Genealogy Researchers !!!!!
And much more!
Come on by and add your queries, gedcoms, obituaries and link, or just soak
up all of the information we have to offer. And remember to tell your friends about us.
(Many, many thanks to Dr. Ursula Perkow, Librarian for History and Music for the Main Library at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, who sent me this information.)
If you want to find existing Internet Mailing Lists that cover SURNAMES, States, Regions, Areas, Counties, Ethnic Groups, Country Origins, General Genealogy Subjects, etc., log on to John Fuller's web site.
TnGenWeb. A link to the new Tennessee Genealogy Web Page. If you need information about Genealogy in Tennessee, you will probably find it here. Included are links to County Web Pages and other important sources of information and data.
USGenWeb. This is the home page for the U.S. Genealogy Project Home Page that gives you access to the home pages for all States in the country. Don't miss this one!
State of Tennessee Home Page. Here you have access to all official departments in the state goverment. A wealth of information!
State of Tennessee Library & Archives Homepage. Check in here to find out where to find those vital records you have been searching for.
McClung Historical Collection. Knoxville, TN.
German English On-Line Dictionary.
Internet Sources of German Genealogy.
Palatines to American.
The HITT Family Genealogy Discussion List and Web Page.
Links Not Related to the Germanna Colonists, but Which Are Goldmines for Doing Research.
Cyndi's List.Over 100,000 Genealogy Lites, categorized and cross-referenced, in over 90 categories. Cyndi Howells has upgraded and added to her Web Site again! There is a world of information here and should be the first non-Germanna site you visit! IF YOU ARE INTO SERIOUS GENEALOGY RESEARCH AND NEED PROFESSIONAL HELP, YOU MUST VISIT THIS SITE !!!!!
GenSource "I Found It" - the Genealogy web directory exclusively for genealogists. (Type in anything you're searching for: Surname, Place, Date, etc. Then click "Go".)
Adoption.com, "Where Families Come Together". AdoptionSearch went online in July, 1997. The folks there have been collecting information about Internet sites related to adoption, parenting, families, pregnancy, searching for lost family, children, and other related topics. Full search capabilities have been added to this search engine, and it will be promoted for public use. If you need genealogy research help on any of the above topics, this is the place to go.
Family Tree Climbers A Genealogy Link-Up Page.
-Over 1,600 surname queries
-Over 3,500 obituaries from around the United States
-Over 1,600 Genealogy related links to other pages
-900+ Surname related links to other pages
-Donated Gedcoms totaling over 5,600 surnames
-40+ volunteers to help you with your research
-A chat room
-A forum to post questions
-A weekly newsletter to inform you of tips, updates, and a column where you
can ask your
own genealogy questions to be answered by our columnist
-A Bookstore to purchase genealogy or any other kind of books (and music)
Dick Eastman's Weekly Online Genealogy Newsletter. Check in here and find out what is happening in the world of genealogy!
Ericson Books. An excellent place to visit if you are looking for books on Genealogy. It has a good search engine for locating books by title, author, or subject. You can also contact Carolyn Ericson via private email at [email protected].
Other Genealogy Links that May be of Interest to You.
The Early America Review. A Journal of Fact and Opinion On the People, Issues, and Events of 18th Century America.
The Olive Tree Home Page. This page is a must if you want to research the ships your ancestors came over on. The author updates the Ships List several times a week. You can access a list of ships, categorized by ports of debarkation, and pull up passenger lists for all dates of each ship. (You might want to go back to the author's Home Page and see what else he has there. Lots of interesting stuff.)
Society & Culture, Families - YAHOO An excellent source for getting started on the Web. Links to just about every branch of Sociology, then many, many sub-branches to find exactly what you are searching for.
Links to Tutorials and Help Files on Creating Web Pages.
WEB Tutorial - So, you want to make a Web Page! (A great tutorial for beginners !!!)
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