Links

A collection of links that have helped me research my family's history:

General Genealogy
FamilySearch.org
Largest free collection of searchable genealogy records anywhere
Research Wiki
FamilySearch Research Wiki, learn everything about anywhere...
Research Classes
Free online research classes for almost anything genealogical from FamilySearch
Ancestry.com
Largest genealogy community; built my tree here for free... certain data is free to search
Wikipedia.org
Search your ancestors village name to find out more about it

Norwegian Ancestry
Church Books
Norway Parish registers; find the actual records that FamilySearch partially transcribed
Norway Digital Archive
Search Norwegian census records from 1801-1910 and more
Grave Search
An incomplete search utility that can locate recent Norwegian burial records (usually 1850+)
About Kirkeboker
Find out more about the history of, and what's found in Norway's parish registers
Census Abbreviations
A list of Norwegian census abbreviations
1881 Map
Historical map documenting the farms of Norway

Ohio Ancestry
Cleveland Cemetery Index
Index of the burials and those interred in cemeteries maintained by the city of Cleveland
CPL Necrology File
Searchable archive of transcribed records from Cleveland newspaper obituaries between 1847-1975

More coming soon...

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