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Stillaguamish Valley Pioneer Museum
Located in downtown Arlington, this Museum has unique exhibits and a collection of photographs of the early Stillaguamish Valley and her pioneers.
The New York Researcher, Surname Index to Vols. 7-18
Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page to find a link to this index on the NYG&B website.
Tips for a Photo Scanning Project from Artifact Uprising
Here's a step-by-step guide from the folks at Artifact Uprising.
Transcribing and Abstracting Documents
Blog post from a blog for genealogy teachers, lecturers, and program planners by Kenneth G. Aitken.
Transcribing and Summarizing Documents
From familyeducation.com; this was excerpted from The Complete Idiot's Guide to Genealogy © 2005 by Christine Rose and Kay Germain Ingalls.
Translation History of Norwegian Bibles
This site gives the languages in which the Norwegian Bible was translated, dates of the various translations and much more.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
This link takes you directly to the History and Genealogy section. Check out the Deportation Records, too.
Unknown No Longer
From the website: "This database is the latest step by the Virginia Historical Society to increase access to its varied collections relating to Virginians of African descent....Within these documents are numerous accounts that collectively help tell the stories of African Americans who have lived in the state over the centuries."
Vermont Warnings Out
This is a brief overview of Vermont's laws, warrants, and the history of Warnings Out. Vermont laws dealing with Warnings Out were first passed in in Feb. 1779.