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Genealogical Links |
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Utah
History Research Center - Archives & History including digital
images of death certificates
from 1905 to 1954. To print the images out, you may want to save
them to your computer, crop off the borders with an image editing
program and then print. |
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Getting
Started in Irish Genealogy - 16 minute free online
video presentation on finding your
Irish ancestors which includes a variety of genealogical
records and links for Irish research. |
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"The Journey is
the Reward" - 711 page book on
finding your Scandinavian LDS
Roots which has passenger lists, personal stories of
immigrants, and a history of the Copenhagen, Denmark Mission. |
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Utah
Cemetery Burials Database - The
Utah Division of State History offers a searchable Web site that can
quickly tell where 605,931 people are buried in 365 Utah cemeteries. |
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Uintah County
Public Library.
Uintah County's Cemetery Index, The
Library Photo Collections,
Vernal Papoose and Express
Archives with actual images of original documents. With
your Uintah County Library Card Number, enter
Heritage Quest
& Ancestry.com. |
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LDS Family History Library |
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Census-Online - transcriptions of some census
in each state - transcriptions added each month. |
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BLM official
Federal Land Patent Records Site. Were
your ancestors pioneers? Check out this database on the initial transfer
of land titles (patents) from the federal government to individuals. You
can view images of more than 2 million
Land Patents issued between 1820
and 1908 in eastern public land states (most states outside the 13
original Colonies are public- land states) |
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Library of Virginia. This tremendous site features 80-plus
databases, indexes and finding aids. Key resources include indexes to
Marriage Records dating from
1630 and Death Records
from 1853 to 1896.
Military indexes cover Revolutionary War
Bounty Land Warrants, War of 1812
pay and Muster Rolls, and Confederate
Pension Rolls. Indexes to
Land Patents and Grants from 1623 to 1992 are linked to images of the original
documents. You can even view images of pages from
Family Bibles. |
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The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Archival Research Catalog.
NARA has posted only a
handful of its vast holdings online, but that includes some major Native
American records—Indian Censuses from 1885 through 1940 and the
Dawes
Rolls, Applications for Enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes (Cherokee,
Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole) taken between 1896 and 1914. |
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Web hyperlinks
to non-LDS sites are not the responsibility of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, it's stakes, wards or family history
centers. |