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Access Genealogy has provided web space online for genealogy websites for over 4 years. These websites have quietly developed into a large assortment of localities, categories and family names. We feel the need to create a directory to provide more exposure to those that have worked on these sites over the years. As we develop our directory, we will feature 5 websites at a time at GenHelp.

A FREE genealogy database of biographies and biographical sketches of ordianry Pennsylvania residents. Most of the biographies were printed from the late 1800s to the early 1900s.

Genealogy can be an expensive hobby but there are plenty of free resources for the genealogist. Find out more….

So many people are just learning about the FREE access to Ancestry.com Civil War databases that Ancestry has decided to keep the databases open for an additional weekend - free and open though June 12.

I’ve recently discovered a great new tool for using Google for genealogy queries.
Google Alerts lets you automate your Google genealogy queries, sending you an email whenever any new content about your query is added to the Google database. This makes it easy to keep up with your Google genealogy searches and not miss any new sites.

Access Genealogy is proud to announce todays release of the Korean War Casualty list! The records in the Korean War Casualty File are for 33,628 persons who died as a result of hostilities in Korea, 1950-57, including those who died while missing or captured.

Are you confused by the term “removed” in cousin relationships? Have you wondered what “second cousin once-removed” or “first cousin three-times removed” means?

To learn the meaning of cousin relationship terms such as “removed”. “double cousins”, and “kissing cousins”, and to find out how to use a FREE online and automatic cousin calculator to determine a relationship between two blood relatives, read more…..

Completely updated website, you can now find most of the available online records and history for this county. We’ve added biographies, cemeteries, census, church, court, death, marriage, and will pages to this county website.

This is the second volume from this set and contains 351 biographies and photographs of leading men of the first century of history in Missouri (1820-1921). Though this manuscript covers the entire state of Missouri, a good portion of the individual biographies are on people who had resided in St. Louis at some point in their life.