Forms to request birth, death and marraige certificates from the Kentucky Office of Vital Statistics.

General resource links, mailing lists, maps, military links, and more.

Allows patron to post own profile.

Repository for state records, county histories and other Kentucky records

Searchable indexes for marriage records for 1973-1993, divorce records for 1973-1993, death indexes for 1911-1986 and 1987-1992.

Index to Kentucky Vital Records Offices - addresses and phone numbers for each county.

Historical and genealogical information about the largest Confederate unit from Kentucky to serve in the Civil War.

Kentucky links from Gen Web

Good links from Roots Web for Kentucky genealogy researchers.

A current listing of the best genealogy sites maintained by UK.

Online presentations on different aspects of Genealogy research, provided free by Ancestry.com.

An internet guide for genealogy, with feature articles, website links, and discussion forums.

More than 205,000 links. One of the best resources on the net.

A page full of resources for U.S. and worldwide Genealogy.

Internet genealogy service maintained by the Mormon Church.

A wealth of information nicely arranged. Search by state, county, and/or family name.

A great place to start your genealogical research.

Free includes information about Native American tribes by state, African American records, Bible records, cemetery records, old letters and military records.

Interesting easy-to-use format.

Search for your ancestors in this database of ship passenger lists. 

Records from over 2,000 cemeteries from all over the world.

An Italian genealogy starting page.

Includes interesting collection of city directories.

Some free, mostly fee, but this is a very reputable publisher of genealogy materials.

Interesting browsing by state.

Another good browsing site.

Cemetery search sites.

Historical newspapers

More than 900 links from the African American Genealogical Society of Northern California.

Cemeteries are listed by state.

Slave records, military records, county deed books, local government records and more.

Library of Congress provides a bibliography of resources for beginners or experienced researchers.

Several databases and many articles, links to other sites, and specific and open topic forums.

6,000 plus links to birth, death, marriage and census transcriptions (including slave schedules.

Databases of census transcriptions, tax lists, marriages, Civil War soldiers and more.  Search the entire site or browse by state.

Census information, ships' passenger lists, and naturalization, military, and pension records.

Search vital and military record links and publications through one directory.  Includes indexes of Native American and cemetery records, passenger ship arrivals and addresses/links to every US county's records office.

This site advertises access to over 17,000 free searchable public record databases.

Find out where to write for birth, death, marriage and divorce information - From the National Center for Health Statistics.

Searchable database of more than 1 million records of World War I draft registration cards. 

A searchable index of some 1200 members.  Includes information about how to become a professional genealogist.

Everything you need to get started in genealogy research.  A new topic is covered in each online issue.

Updated, searchable links plus a news center, site of the day, and guides for organizing your research.

Teach yourself how to find genealogy resources on Internet.  Lessons for beginners and intermediate users.

Step-by-step instructions to locate family information, a dictionary of genealogy terms and addresses for and information about hundreds of archives and libraries.

From the WWW Virtual Library - American Indians

An FAQ and a large ollection of links to Melugeon, Appalachian genealogy, and Native Americans

Provides advice on how to handle and care for scrapbooks and recommends sources for archival supplies.  From the Library of Congress.

A listing of public libraries and their web sites organized by state.  Other links lead to the Library of Congress, presidential libraries, U.S. state libraries, national libraries of the world and subject specific libraries.

Specialized search links by country, ethnicity, religion, and state.  Links for beginners, genealogists, kids, and teachers.

Volunteers submit newspaper abstracts published in 1923 or earlier. 

RootsLink searches its database of family history-related sites.

"This society supports the idea that public knowledge of murderers, thieves and other 'black sheep' in your family enhances the possibility of finding more about these ancestors, who otherwise might be genealogical dead ends."

Resources are organized by those of interest to professionals, adoptees, birth relatives and parents. From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.