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Amsterdam has been the largest city in the Netherlands since the late Middle Ages. The records are vast: the Amsterdam City Archives keeps more than 50 kilometers (over 30 miles) of records. A small but growing part of these records are available online. Here are the best free websites for genealogy research in Amsterdam.
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Sassy Jane Genealogy is a family history website, featuring blog posts and e-book guides on genealogy research in the U.S. and Europe.
This table can help you decide which records to search. It is most helpful for post-1800 research in the United States.
Het Utrechts Archief heeft de gegevens van bijna 100.000 personeelsleden van spoorwegmaatschappijen uit de periode 1836-1920 online gezet. Volgens de archiefinstelling zijn de gegevens onder meer interessant voor genealogen en onderzoekers die geïnteresseerd zijn in spoorwegen.
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De Stichting digitalisering historische kranten Deurne (i.o.) heeft zich tot doel gesteld om zoveel mogelijk ontbrekende weekbladen op te sporen, te digitaliseren en via het Digitaal Krantenarchief Deurne (DKD) digitaal doorzoekbaar te maken.
If you have German ancestry, village genealogy books are an essential resource for extending your family history. Learn where to find these records now!
Birth records (Dutch: geboorteakte) are a part of the civil registration and were kept since 1811 (or slightly earlier for some parts of the Netherlands).
The Best Genealogy blogs from thousands of top Genealogy blogs in our index using search and social metrics. Data will be refreshed once a week.
Certain events in history had a big impact on present-day family history research as they created the very records that we genealogists use time and time again. These records allow us to travel back in time to discover our families and their stories. Get to know them and you will invariably learn more about your American ancestors.
Looking for a list of free genealogy sites to search? Here are 50 no-cost family history resources where you will find birth, marriage and death records, obituaries, cemetery listings, newspaper articles, biographies, research tips and so much more.