This page contains links to various other research sites that may help you with your genealogy.
Michiganology
The Archives of Michigan Digital Collections manages, preserves, and facilitates access to the electronic records collections of the Archives of Michigan, including those transferred by Michigan’s state and local government agencies or digitized by the Archives.
Michiganology
Michigan death certificates from late 1897 through 1952. Certificates must be 75 years old before they can be viewed on-line.
Mt. Carmel Cemetery- Toledo, OH
A listing of burials in Mt. Carmel in Toledo. Great resource to find the burial of a loved one in this cemetery.
Muenchener DigitalisierungsZentrum Digitale Bibliothek
Search the Digital Collections- Discover 3,193,582 Digitized Manuscripts, Prints, Music, Maps, Photographs, Newspapers and Magazines
Has lists of towns in Germany
National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections
This site provides and promotes bibliographic access to the nation's documentary heritage by cataloging and describing archival and manuscript collections held by eligible repositories located throughout the United States and its territories.
Native Bound Unbound
Native Bound Unbound is an important and useful website for genealogists, especially those researching Indigenous ancestry or trying to understand Native American experiences within family history. The project focuses on documenting the history of the enslavement of native peoples (a story not well understood by many Americans) and bringing attention to individuals and families whose stories have often been overlooked or erased in traditional records.
New Jersey Archives Databases
The searchable databases provide access to over 2,350,000 database entries, indexing over 1,500,000 documents and photographs housed at the New Jersey State Archives. Database development is currently focused on 1848-1878 death records, early land records, and the records of the Supreme Court. Archives staff add and edit database entries daily.
New York City Directories
New York City directories record the names and addresses of city residents, businesses, churches, schools, police stations, courts, and other government offices, as well as the names of individuals associated with those institutions. They also feature images, including maps, illustrations of buildings, and advertisements. NYPL's City Directory collection ranges from 1786 through 1934, with print and microfilm holdings belonging to the Rare Books and Milstein divisions. Subsequent telephone directories belonging to the Milstein division have also been added to this collection.