1. 1930 Census Information (National Archives and Records Administration microfilm locator)
2. Adoption Education Center (agencies, registries, support groups, etc.)
3. African American Genealogical Research (from The National Archives)
4. Africana Heritage Project - "Rediscovering the Names and Lives of Slaves, Freedpersons, and Their Descendants"
5. African-American Cemeteries Online
6. Allen County Public Library - Genealogy Center
7. Caring for Your Treasures (discusses proper care and maintenance of your family heirlooms)
8. Ciencias sociales (Yahoo's Spanish-language Social Science websites)
9. Colorado Genealogical Society
10. Colorado Official Birth, Death, Marriage and Divorce Records
11. Colorado Society of Hispanic Genealogy
12. Colorado State Archives (history, geography, tourism, family history)
13. Colorado Voluntary Adoption Registry
14. Colorado's Historic Newspaper Collection (view digitized newspapers 1859-1923 or search for articles, pictures, ads)
15. Cyndi's List (more than 260,000 links to websites on all aspects of genealogical research)
16. DAR Library (Daughters of the American Revolution - genealogical research library)
17. Family Relationships for Genealogists (e.g., third cousin, twice removed)
18. Family Search Internet Service (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Library)
19. Freedmen's Bureau Online (records on murders and outrages, marriages, labor; Preservation Act of 2000)
20. Genealogy for Beginners from Cyndi's List (guides, hints, tips, resources and "how-to" sections)
21. Genealogy Site Finder
22. Genealogy website (from About.com)
23. General Land Office Records (Bureau of Land Management - Land Patent Records)
24. JewishGen InfoFile Index (extensive listing of links for Jewish genealogical research)
25. Judaism (from Answers.com)
26. Library and Archives Canada
27. Library of Congress Genealogy and Local History Collections
28. Mormon (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) (from Answers.com)
29. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
30. National Center for Health Statistics (birth, death, marriage, and divorce records by state)
31. National Genealogical Society
32. National Library of Canada
33. Online Native American Genealogy Records & Databases
34. Pikes Peak Computer Genealogists
35. Pikes Peak Genealogical Society
36. Pikes Peak Library District Special Collections - online genealogy resources (contains links to hundreds of helpful genealogy sites)
37. Pikes Peak NewsFinder (citations to local news articles and obituaries from the Colorado Springs Gazette newspaper)
38. Preparing, Protecting, Preserving Family Treasures
39. Preserving Family Collections - Northeast Document Conservation Center (gives tips and hints for preserving family documents and memorabilia)
40. Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness (free genealogy research assistance by volunteers)
41. Resources for Genealogists / Family Historians (from The National Archives)
42. Roots-L (international genealogical mailing list)
43. RootsWeb (search engines and databases, websites, social security death index, etc.)
44. Searching for Birth Relatives
45. Social Security Death Index Interactive Search
46. Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database (provides information on almost 35,000 slaving voyages)
47. U.S. Census Bureau - Age Search Service (1910 - 1990)
48. U.S. GenWeb (websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States)
49. Where to Write for Vital Records (National Center for Health Statistics)
50. World GenWeb (genealogical and historical records and resources for world-wide access)

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