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Research Links

Local King County and surrounding area

 

 

Washington State

 

 

Internet

 

  • The Bolles Collection on the History of London, A Digital Archive on the History and Topography of London
  • Death Certificates of Finns in King County, Washington, 1892-1947 The Genealogical Society of Finland
  • First People Special Catalog Sno-Isle Genealogical Society
  • Internet Genealogy - What's Good! What's Not!…And What Are We Going To Do About It?
  • Linkpendium is a 10,000,000+ resource directory to everything on the Web about families worldwide and genealogically-relevant information about U.S. states and counties.
  • Online Washington Death Records & Indexes. A collection of links for Washington Death Records and Obituaries.
  • My Plea for More Citation of Primary Sources "Are You a Genealogist, or Just a Collector of Genealogy?"
  • Tahoma National Cemetery Interment.net records of burials from opening in September 1997 to July 2, 2000.
  • USA.gov Genealogy and Family History, learn how to research your ancestors.
  • WorldCat - WorldCat is the largest library network in the world, 1.3 billion items in 18,000 libraries worldwide

 

DNA Mini-Seminar

Emily Aulicino's Blogs and Links:

 

DNA Testing

 

SKCGS Programs

 

  • Preserving Historic Family Photographs. Resources for Photos in the Family Tree by MaryLynn Strickland.
  • Lineage Societies. List of Lineage Societies with links by Barbara Rush.
  • Lineage Societies. PowerPoint presentation notes by Guy Moellendorf.
  • "Big Trees" Logging & Sawmill History, presented by Eric Erickson, you may contact Eric by email for additional information.
  • Finding your Mayflower Ancestors via the Web How to search for Mayflower ancestors by Guy Moellendorf.
  • Genealogy & Music presented by Janet Camarata. Using music to add dimension to our genealogy research. Includes links to sites mentioned and the song list.
  • Finding Birth Dates and Names presented by Judy Wiggins. A list of 110 places to find information.
  • TechFest Links Links to websites for products and services featured at the April 16th, 2011 General Meeting
  • Using Timelines & Chronologies presented by Janet Camarata. Genealogists use a variety of methods to better understand their ancestors. One method is the use of timelines and/or chronologies to summarize a person's life, demonstrate how lives interconnect, point out problems and areas for further research, and help in writing a memoir, family history or obituary. The presentation is an example of the method applied to the Farthing-Fallis family.
  • Out of The Attic - Using Memorabilia To Help Tell Your Story (2.5Mb) Presented by Lou Daley. Most of us have some memorabilia from our families or we know someone in the family who does. Is it your g grandmother's thimble, your great- great- grandfathers Civil War sword, a favorite cook book from your mother, a trophy from some contest many years ago? No memorabilia? Where can you find it? What do you do with these items? What stories do they tell? Where can they lead you? How do they become part of the story you are trying to tell?
  • Files and Fotos and Folders, Oh My! Controlling documents and data. Presented by the Computer User Group, November 2013.
  • I've Had My DNA Tested. Now What? You may contact Mary Kozy for more information.

 

 

 

 

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