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with Michael John Neill

kanns.dk

Lennarth Nielsen

lennarthnielsen.dk

Lennarth Nielsen. Lennarth Nielsens personlige hjemmeside med cv, billeder, slægt og links.

cromwellbutlers.com

A genealogical resource for the Butler Family of Cromwell CT. with an emphasis on the ancestors and descendants of Sewall Tolbert Butler and Jacqueline Williams Butler.

strindahistorie.no

GENMETRIKA

genmetrika.eu

NVA skelbiami savanoriÅ³ nuskenuoti metrikiniai Ä¯raÅ¡ai

Loper Family

loperfamily.com

Heimerzheim

heimerzheim.tips

Chronik Heimerzheim, Bonn, Beuel, Paul Heimerzheim, Mechtilde Heimerzheim geb. Römer, Karl-Heinz Herbert Heimerzheim, Monika Maria Heimerzheim, Mechthilde Emilie Fritsch geb. Heimerzheim, Mexi Fritsch, Adelheid Nolte geb. Heimerzheim, Michael Schmitz, Frank Heimerzheim, Manfred Krahe, Anke Heimerzheim, Nicole Datzkow, Nici Datzkow, Andrea Heimerzheim, Marianne Müller, Renate Buch, Herbert Bethke-Heimerzheim

Pulfords

pulfords.org.uk

gene-yes.com

Brought to you by Porkbun.

Van Kuijk

van-kuijk.net

Ewell Family

ewellfamily.org

The Ewell Family Historical & Genealogical Society hopes to be a database for all Ewell families, including the variant spellings of the surname

Boddy Lines

boddylines.com.au

riverwye.us

TREE-LOGIA

tree-logia.com

Explore a million historical figures, key events and locations from 4000 BC to present day. Discover connections that changed the world.Explore a million historical figures, key events and locations from 4000 BC to present day. Discover connections that changed the world.

in Porter County

inportercounty.org

Filialgenerationde

filialgeneration.de

Hess Family

hessfamily.org

Your Family History

your-family-history.com

Discover the history of your family and how they moved through the country

mes-aieux.ca

to Askins Genealogy

askinsgenealogy.com

Burress

burress.us

kythera-family.net

Ime in priimek

imeinpriimek.com

Ime in priimek - analiza, opis in obrazloženje pomena imen in priimkov

blokland-family.nl

Familiewebsite BLOKLAND

van den Hoogen

vandenhoogen.com

Alle genealogische onderzoeksresultaten van de familienaam VAN DEN HOOGEN uit het oostelijk gedeelte van Noord Brabant, Nederland

Rosentreter

rosentreter.website

dachpedigrees.com

Piccioli

piccioli.com

E-Prenoms

e-prenoms.com

Guide de 5000 prénoms : origine et étymologie des prénoms. Prénom des saints, saintes, bienheureux, bienheureuses, vénérables, avec le jour de leur fête, leur vie. Connaître l'origine et l'étymologie d'un prénom, date de la fête des prénoms

familytreegene.com

Rosita's Tree

rositastree.com

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dinSläkt.se är ett gratis, nätbaserat program som möjliggör samarbete, delning och publicering av släktforskning över internet.

sdwlr.com

Genealogy site with search engine, research page, notes and links. Bevis, Brewer, Brown, Bucy, Cass, Chaney, Hiley, Huey, Kirby, Lee, Neville, Perry, Pool(e), Reeves, Reynolds, Schipporite, Spraktes, Stewart, Stuart, Wight, Williams, Wooldridge.

Tyoma

tyoma.com

Artyom Sokirko's (Артём Сокирко) prime website

Tremily

tremily.us

Trevor King and Emily Mouat's website

Surnames

surnames.top

Discover the origin and geographical distribution of your surname. Millions of surnames from around the world with detailed statistics.

Alan Long

alanlong.net

garstfamily.com

KSGenWeb

ksgenweb.org

In the spring of 1996, a group of genealogists led by Jeff Murphy organized the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database Project, which evolved into the KyGenWeb Project. The idea was to provide a single entry point for genealogy data and research for all counties in Kentucky. In addition, the information for each county would be indexed and cross-linked to make it easier for researchers to find a name or data that they sought. In June 1996, as the KyGenWeb Project was nearing 100% county coverage, interested volunteers decided to create a similar set of pages for all states, establishing The USGenWeb Project. Bill Couch wanted to follow in the footsteps of the KY Project with a similar site for Arkansas. Jeff Murphy set up a main page for the states that included a template for volunteers to use. Announcements were made to genealogy mailing lists and newsgroups and news of this Project was spread by email and word of mouth. Volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate the efforts for each state, and additional volunteers were sought to create and maintain websites for every county in the United States. By July of 1996 most states were online with state homepages and most had several volunteers. There was a core group of people who got involved very early and were key to getting this new Project off the ground. It was these people who laid the groundwork for assuring the success of The USGenWeb Project. These people included Jeff Murphy, Dale Schneider, John Rigdon, Linda Lewis, Joy Fisher, Kim Harris Myers, Billie R. McNamara, Melissa Calhoun, Nancy Trice, Bill Couch, Betty Sellers, Jim Rothgeb, Deke Smith, Sharon L. Rowe, Mary Lynne Ellis, Edward Hayden, Richard Holler, Laura Cook, Gary Steiner, and Diane Miller. In October 1996, "The USGenWeb Web White Paper" was distributed world-wide by The USGenWeb Project. The purpose was to summarize the progress of the Project and to encourage additional people to volunteer. The "White Paper" serves as a very good historical outline of the Project's early days. Although The USGenWeb Project was originally designed to be organized by state and county, much genealogy data cannot be limited to a single county, or even a single state. So, USGenWeb Special Projects have evolved to collect and disseminate data that goes beyond county and state lines. The USGenWeb Project continues to evolve thanks to every past, present and future volunteer.