http://www.rootsweb.com/~autwgw/index.htm Austrian GenWeb - Contains information, data and further resources on specific areas within Austria. The Austrian Genealogy Pages are the point of reference for all genealogists researching any of the current provinces.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~autwgw/agssc1.htm Schrattenthal Cemetery - The main features of this documentation are: the SurnameHelper system. It has been used to index the surnames. The advantage is that the index is then automatically available to researchers making surname queries (not just those specifically making cemetery queries).
http://www.hvemforskerhvad.dk/ Hvem Forsker Hvad is a commercial journal for genealogists and local historians. See the intro page for more information.
http://fp.image.dk/fpemartin/frames1.htm Genealogy Resource Index for Denmark. From the intro page; "...The purpose of this site is to provide a comprehensive entry point to Danish related genealogy on the Internet...."
http://home13.inet.tele.dk/buch/us/intro.htm From the Introduction to Danish research - "...This introduction is about the resources what kind of information you can find at Danish Archives and how you can prevent a waste of time by preparing yourself before a visit..."
http://www.familysearch.org/sg/ The Family History Library's online Source Guide. Under the, "Guides to help you find records about your ancestors.", you will find;
Europe and Scandinavia Family History Centers,
Danish Genealogical Word List,
Denmark Map,
Denmark Research Outline
As well; there are two other guide indexes to assist you.
http://stehelene.geneactes.org/ The Saint Helene's medal database - Created in 1857 by Napoleon III, the Sainte Helene's medal rewards the 390,000 soldiers still living in 1857, who had fought with Napoleon I during the 1792-1815 wars. - All decorated soldiers were born around 1765-1797 and were still living in 1857 - All of them belonged to the French army between the years 1792-1815 - 405,000 soldiers were decorated between 1857 and 1870; 350,000 French soldiers and 55,000 foreign soldiers (countries of origin include Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Italy, Germany)
http://heudre.hypermart.net/ Recherches genealogiques en France - Paul-Marc Heudre - An excellent genealogy site for the francophone - sorry there is no translation to English.
http://www.mediabase.fi/genealog.htm Genealogy in Finland. - Excellent site for links to many Finish sources of data including Finnish genealogy newsgroups and genealogy sites.
Please note: many of the following sites will be in Dutch only. If you happen to locate one that you would like to investigate further with please use on the othe translators found at *** http://members.home.com/maclizard/mac.rhnda.html#hot tips
http://www.kb.nl/ Koninklijke Bibliotheek / The National Library of the Netherlands
http://www.libdex.com/country/Netherlands.html LibDex - The Library Index - Netherlands. A worldwide directory of links to library homepages and web-based OPACs (Online Public Access Catalogs).
http://www.uba.uva.nl/en/libraries/church.html Universiteitsbibliotheek Amsterdam {UBA} Library: Church History: Mennonite holds the collection of the Verenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente Amsterdam (the United Mennonite Congregation of Amsterdam). It also houses the Mennonite Documention Centre from 1800 to the present.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/paulvanv/ Holland Page - - This page will give you access to almost anything you wish to know about Holland. There is information about many aspects of Genealogy in Europe and tracing Dutch ancestors from the US and Canada.
http://members.tripod.com/~Don_Arnoldus/index.html?ts=933435319 Dutch Home Pages by Familyname - - Table of Contents; {1} Dutch Digital Key GENLIAS: Online Dutch Civil Registry, {2} Immigrants in the Netherlands 1860-1960
{3} Dutch Emigration Trilogy QUERY BOARD at GenConnect {4} Surname Search Board
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/paulvanv Holland Page - - This page will give you access to almost anything you wish to know about Holland and, if you're interested in Genealogy, information about many aspects of Genealogy in Europe or tracing Dutch ancestors from the US and Canada.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~mailme/jolanda/enmain.html The Dutch Emigration Trilogy - - The purpose of this page is to provide our visitors with information about searching the internet for emigrated relatives, and to present the results of the researches on the emigrated relatives of the study group members.
http://www.fellesraad.com/ "THE BYGDELAG PAGE". From the website "...Hjertelig velkommen! Bygdelag are organizations made up of the descendants of emigrants from particular areas of Norway who are now living in North America. Each lag seeks to preserve and strengthen bonds with its home district or community-of-origin in Norway, much of it through genealogical research..." An excellent site packed with data relating to Norwegian emigrants and related topics in North America.
http://www.riksarkivet.no/ Norwegian National Archives, Oslo. For English click on the button, "National Archives of Norway".
http://www.uit.no/rhd/ Norwegian Historical Data Centre. The Norwegian censuses from the years 1865, 1875, 1891, and 1900 together with the parish registers from the 18th and 19th centuries are available at this site BUT for a price. There are several useful links at this site.
http://www.hamarnett.no/utvhom.htm The Norwegian Emigrant Museum. An excellent site packed with data relating to Norwegian emigrants and related topics.
http://www.americanswedish.org/ The American Swedish Historical Museum, is dedicated to preserving and promoting the contributions of Swedes and Swedish-Americans in the United States. Check out the site to learn more about the12 permanent galleries, changing exhibition gallery, and library. Included are several links that researchers may find useful.
http://www.arrakis.es/~sacova/geneal/gene.htm
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Spanish surnames using software, give links and the list of surnames
http://www.storbecks.com/spain.htm
Browse through this selection of how-to books, records books, and
compilations of Hispanic surnames that can be purchased from this dealer.
Genealogy Books for Mexico, Spain and Other Hispanic Countries.
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Get a tutorial on Spanish heraldry and the difference between Latin and
Hispanic heritage, or get tips on searching (books and journals)for Hispanic
family heritage
http://www.genealogia.com/ The Most Comprehensive Hispanic Genealogy Research Web Site on the Net to provide hispanic families around the world with online resources to do their family history research. With profession research services, legal, research books/references, radio by country and used by Legado Latino as its official website which is a non-profit Hispanic Genealogical Association dedicated to provide hispanic families around the world with resources to do their genealogical research.
http://www.hispanicgenealogy.com/ Hispanic Genealogical Society of New York/Hispanic Genealogy Center. The site currently contains lists of helpful publications, organizations, and Web sites, downloadable forms (pedigree, census, and family group sheets), message boards, and articles. An events calendar, and chats are in the works.
http://members.aol.com/shhar/index.html The Official Web Page of SHHAR(Pronounced "share").
The Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research™Non-Sectarian Non-Political Non-Profit
http://www.net64.es/heraldica/datos/alfabe.htm {Page is in Spanish - translator needed} Alphabetical Index of Heraldry. Consult this comprehensive index to find the coat of armor and heraldry data for hundreds of Hispanic surnames.
http://www.elanillo.com/
Hispanic Genealogy Ring (Anillo de Genealogia Hispana). Translator is required as the site is in Spanish with limited translation to English.
http://www.brokersys.com/~joguerra/jose.html Republic of Texas, Northeastern Mexico, South Texas, about the village of Guerrero Viejo settled 10 October 1750. Guerrero Viejo, Tamaulipas (known as Revilla during colonial times). Houston group has a Census of Guerrero Viejo, Mexico 1750-1753.
http://user.icx.net/~booboo/carrib.html HISPANIC links from ShadCats website --> AOL Hispanic Genealogy Group, Cuban Genealogy and Tracing Hispanic/Mexican-American Roots.
http://www.lusaweb.com/genealogy/ Lusa Web Genealogy ~ Portugese databases, references, resources and much more. There is a CD -Portuguese Spinner: An American Story ~ The first to attempt to capture, in popular form, the saga of Portuguese migration and the people's struggle to build a new life in America
Azore Islands
http://home.pacifier.com/~kcardoz/azoresindex.html The Azore Islands were discovered by the Portuguese in 1427. At that time, they were uninhabited, but the Portuguese began to settle there in 1439. Check out the site directory for information on these Islands.
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