- Ancestry.com
- comprehensive site that searches several databases at once; includes
many census lists, but some databases require a paid subscription. Full access to this resource is available for in-library use only at both the Main Library and the Manomet Branch.
- Cyndi's
List - a
comprehensive list of genealogy websites on the Internet.
- Ellis
Island Records - 22 million immigrants came to New York between
1892 and 1924; search this database for your ancestor's name on a ship's
manifest.
- Historic USGS Maps of New England & New York - This online collection of over 1500 USGS topographic maps includes complete
geographical coverage of New England and New York from the 1890s to 1950s.
- Latter
Day Saints Online Searches - includes ancestral files and International
Genealogical index and the 1880 federal census.
- Library
Index - an index to libraries around the globe; enter the name of
the town you are researching and get the local library's website. Public
libraries are a great resource for genealogy and local history information.
- Rootsweb
- type in your ancestor's name and rootsweb will search several sites
at once for results.
- Google
Search Engine - don't forget to use a good search engine; simply
type in a person's name, location or event for results that may help
you with your research.
- The Tombstone Transcription Project - This is an invaluable site. It will show you cemeteries, by county, that have been indexed by volunteers.
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