The following is a list of some of the genealogy-related World
Wide Web home pages that have recently been listed by newsletter readers at
www.rootsforum.com:
The Collier Society was founded in 2002 to promote the international
study and research of the Collier Surname, including all spelling variations:
www.colliersociety.org
Dutchess and Putnam Counties, NY Genealogy Tombstone Inscriptions
and More: www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2843
The San Mateo County Genealogical Society was founded in 1982
to promote the study of genealogy within the county and the state of California.
Toward this end, the society has monthly meetings with featured speakers as
well as sponsoring Seminars during the year. SMCGS holds classes and workshops
for beginning, intermediate and advanced genealogists. The society has three-hundred
and fifty members.
www.smcgs.org
The Hubbell Family Historical Society is a volunteer, not-for-profit
organization founded in 1981, incorporated in 1982. The Society invites membership
from descendants of Richard Hubbell of Worcestershire, England, and New Haven
Colony, CT; from persons interested in genealogy and history; and from organizations
supporting such activities:
www.hubbell.org
The Hi-Desert Genealogical Society's Web site describes the
society, recent newsletters, book reviews, list all books in their library
collection as well as an event calendar:
www.vvo.com/hdgs
Genealogy of the McClelland and Related Families: McKinlay,
Seright, Taylor, Monteith, Berry, Carrier, van Schilt and Stiles families,
from Scotland, Northern Ireland, Canada, and the Netherlands.
www.pansy-paws.com/genealogy
Stamper Family Project - Researching any and all Stampers and
connecting lines from Breathitt County, Kentucky: www.stampers.org
EVERSOLE / EBERSOLE Research - Web site of the E162 Project
which has data on the largest collection in existence today (over 6000 names)
of people who have used the surnames EVERSOLE or EBERSOLE in any of its many
variations. The Web site has information about the E162 Project Goals and
Resources, along with current and past issues of the E162 News, the project
newsletter which reports on activities. The E162 Project maintains a database
containing all the data it can find on all people with EVERSOLE or EBERSOLE
surnames:
homepages.rootsweb.com/~eversole/
The Patenaude Families of North America, over 15,700 connected
to Nicolas who came from France in 1650: meltingpot.fortunecity.com/virginia/670/index.htm
To submit your genealogy page to this newsletter, enter the necessary
information at: www.rootsforum.com.
Due to the volume of new Web pages submitted, I am not able to list all of them
in the newsletter.
Dick Eastman Online
