6 WorldGenWeb
No free Internet genealogy records list is complete without mentioning the WorldGenWeb. He began in 1996 with the USGenWeb Project and, shortly thereafter, the WorldGenWeb Project went online to provide free access to genealogical information around the world. Every region, country, province and State has a page on WorldGenWeb with access to free queries, links to genealogical information and often free genealogy records transcribed.
7 Debt of honour register
Find personal and details of service and places of commemoration for 1.7 million members of the Commonwealth, including the United Kingdom and former colonies) who died in the first or the second world war as a record of some 60,000 civilian victims of the second world war provided no details on the place of burial. Cemeteries and memorials where these names are commemorated are located in over 150 countries. Provided freely on the Internet with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
8 Search for Archives Canada
The index of over 600,000 Canadians are enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) to the first World War (1914-1918) in right line search! An index to Canadian WWI held by the national archives, the database of the expeditionary personnel records also includes more than 800,000 digitized images of original documents for certification. Ex-net, a service of archives the Canada national, also has many other free genealogy databases including the index to the 1871 census of Ontario, 1901 census of the Canada, 1851, 1906 census of Northwest provinces, childcare, concessions of federal lands, Immigration Records and colonial Archives Canadian Census.
9 Geneabios - biographies for genealogy
Search from thousands of ordinary bios men and women mailed by genealogists around the world, or your own. A great advantage is that the links on this site, although small, most major sources of biographical information for you help to broaden your search biographies of your ancestors online.
10. The digital archives of the Norway
Is there of Norwegian ancestry in your family tree? Joint project of the National Archives of the Norway, the regional State Archives of Bergen and the Department of history, University of Bergen offers censuses online (1660, 1801, 1865, 1875 and 1900), list of Norwegian U.S. Census, military rolls, registration records, records of Church and emigrant records. There is also an English version.
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