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Serena's Family Tree
A personal site dedicated to preserving family history. My ancestors are Cherokee, Irish, English & German and come from Virginia, Tennessee and Arkansas. Site contains surnames Heffington, Harrelson, Farmer, Smith, Cooper, & McBride. Site also offers genelaogy links, research help, maps, photos, stories awards, banner exchange, Native American research help & info, and much more. Hope to see you soon!

Russian genealogy
Russian genealogy search point.Search for russian ancestors on pages {;}of the Russian genealogy, surnames, in forums, conferences, in databases

AHGP Elbert Co. GA
Genealogy Information on the county of Elbert, in the state of GA. Marriage, Civil War and much more.

Scott Co [Missouri] MO-AHGP
Genealogy Resources for Scott County, Missouri including census, tax, cemetery, photos and other data, and links for{;} resources in the county and state, as well as links to general genealogy sites {;}

Our Ladwig Heritage
Our Ladwig family ancestors came to Wisconsin from Germany, then moved to northeast Iowa. They then continued to move westward and now are found in most of the United States. Seeking to find more descendants of our family.

Lauderdale Co [Mississippi] MS-AHGP
Genealogy Resources for Lauderdale County, Mississippi, including census, tax, cemetery, photos and other data, and links for resources in the county and state, as well as links to general genealogy sites {;}

The Clemons Family Trail
A site where you can travel down my family trail, visit a dimension in fantasy at Fairy Highland, and see over 600 dragon pictures.

A Little Bit of Our History
Our family history with some U.S. History and photos.

The Winthrop Society
The Winthrop Society is a not-for-profit hereditary organization dedicated to preserve and transmit the history and cultural legacy of New England's Puritan founders.

Madison County Nebraska Homepage
Brand new source for Madison County, includes the Madison County mailing list. Much more to come!

BLOUNT heritage
A gathering place for the Blount (rhymes with count) family, descendents of Abraham Aaron Blount and Cordelia "Delia" Anne Green who lived in the Missouri counties of Osage, Miller and Camden during the mid-1800s. While sharing our family's history and lore we hope to discover new and long-lost relatives and, with a little bit of luck, our earlier antecedents. Family and friends can keep up with news, and share in our genealogical research and other activities.{;}{;}

Franklin County MS AHGP Project
Official Franklin County Mississippi American History and Genealogy Site! THE place to start your family search in Franklin County!

The American Civil War
This site is being built to cover all aspects of the American Civll WAr, with a portions devoted to Lawrence County, South Dakota

Boyle County, Kentucky History and Genealogy
Boyle County, Kentucky History and Genealogy resources

Chatham County, Georgia AHGP
A resource site for genealogical and historical information on Chatham County, Georgia and the Savannah area.

Les racines de la Famille Huppe dit Lagroix
Genealogy-Canada : My ancestors from Alencon,Normandie,France to{;}New France mid-17th century.I am proudly a descendant{;}of Michel-Paul Huppe dit Lagroix and Marie-Madelaine Roussin.{;}

McGuire Home
This site is dedicated to the genealogical research of the McGuire Family from 1798 Tennessee to present, as well as lending a history of the states in which they lived. This site also contains links to research sites to aid in your efforts.

Carbon County Wyoming AHGP Homepage
Carbon County Wyoming AHGP - data, maps, queries, photos, early names, and much more!

Toombs County Georgia History and Genealogy
Toombs County Georgia was created on August 18, 1905, from parts of Tattnall, Emanuel and Montgomery counties. Toombs is bordered on the north by Emanuel, on the northeast by Candler, on the east by Tattnall, on the southeast by Appling, on the southwest by Jeff Davis, on the west by Montgomery and on the northwest by Treutlen. Originally, Washington County encompassed what are now Johnson, Emanuel, Toombs, Treutlen, Chandler, Montgomery Counties. There are three towns within Toombs County, these being Lyons, the county seat, Vidalia and Santa Claus. In 2000 the census for Toombs County was 26,067 with Lyons having 4,169 residents, Vidalia 10,331 residents and Santa Claus 237 residents.

Oklahoma Cemeteries Mailing List Homepage
Oklahoma Survey and Virtual Cemetery website with donations of surveys, tombstone photos, cemetery gate photos, cemetery histories and obits

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