More Genealogy

Here's what Interment.net has to say about itself: "Interment.net is a publisher of cemetery records and materials relating to cemeteries. Visitors use our resources to help them locate burials of their family and friends, trace their family history, and learn something about cemeteries in general." Admittedly the collection is prepared through data compiled by volunteered submissions and is not all comprehensive. But those gravesites it does find contain birth/death and location information.

The International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies, Inc. (IAJGS) was designed to "...assist and promote the research of Jewish family history."

The Database of Servitude and Emancipation Records (1722–1863) contains servitude and emancipation records regarding nearly 3,400 native Americans and African Americans . You can search through the data base and there are instructions on how to go about getting copies of the original documents involved.

Again the Illinois State Archives comes through. This time with a Statewide Marriage Index covering the years 1763.-1900. The site allows you to search and also provides helpful tips on how to properly search the site and help in interpreting the abbreviations in the license number field.