http://genealogybooklinks.com/
Mollie Lynch of Clarkston, Michigan, is a retired librarian who decided to assist people wishing to find genealogy books. She knew that thousands of American biographies, genealogies and history books have been digitized and made available on the Internet, usually free of charge. However, there was no single resource of "what is available and where." Mollie decided to create that resource.
Mollie's web site, GenealogyBookLinks.com, provides links to freely available digital books, focusing on American biographies, genealogies, and history books. The site now contains more than 30,000 links from more than 35 sources (only the top sources are listed on the site). New books are being added to the list daily. The current focus is on surnames, directories, vital records, and identifying smaller sites with local area-specific books.
http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2012/07/genealogy-book-links.html
The site is US-centric (no marking where US-Proxy is needed) and German readers will smile when reading in the source list "Guttenberg Project".
Mollie Lynch of Clarkston, Michigan, is a retired librarian who decided to assist people wishing to find genealogy books. She knew that thousands of American biographies, genealogies and history books have been digitized and made available on the Internet, usually free of charge. However, there was no single resource of "what is available and where." Mollie decided to create that resource.
Mollie's web site, GenealogyBookLinks.com, provides links to freely available digital books, focusing on American biographies, genealogies, and history books. The site now contains more than 30,000 links from more than 35 sources (only the top sources are listed on the site). New books are being added to the list daily. The current focus is on surnames, directories, vital records, and identifying smaller sites with local area-specific books.
http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2012/07/genealogy-book-links.html
The site is US-centric (no marking where US-Proxy is needed) and German readers will smile when reading in the source list "Guttenberg Project".
KlausGraf - am Freitag, 13. Juli 2012, 18:38 - Rubrik: English Corner
