State Resources
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| 1895 Pa Map | |
| Access Pennsylvania | |
| Access Pennsylvania Database | |
| The American Local History Network - Pennsylvania | |
| Bureau of Archives and History | sells warrantee twp
maps which show the original land grants within present township
boundaries as well as names and other information for the original
warrantee and patentee. contributed by Rene Phelan |
| Berks County PA Estate Records, 1752-1914 | |
| Bitumen, PA | |
| Coal
Mining, Mine Fires and the Molly Maguires |
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| Dauphin County Resources | |
| over 553,000 names online | |
| Genealogical Records at the State Archives | |
| Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania |
As a member of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, you will have access to “Members Only” databases. You will also receive copies of Society ... |
| Grand Lodge
of Pennsylvania |
Have a Mason ancestor?? Try here |
| Historic Pittsburgh is a digital collection that provides an opportunity to explore and research the history of Pittsburgh and the surrounding Western Pennsylvania area on the Internet. | |
| Historical Society of Pennsylvania | |
| Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) History, Genealogy, and Education Pages | This well-organized section of the INS website provides researchers with record location information, historical background, helpful articles, a glossary of terms, and guides to various immigration records. Many of the guides are illustrated with images of actual records making it extremely helpful. Downloadable forms and fees schedules (including G-639 FOIA request forms) are available |
| My Melting Pot - Pennsylvania | |
| Naturalizations: Researching Philadelphia Records |
Sometimes we find our Carbon Ancestor may have not been naturalized in this county. Since sometimes they were naturalized after stepping foot on the boat or migrated here later it's possible they were naturalized in Philadelphia How to find this out? Go to the website Fee for copy of Naturalizations on file at Phila. City Archives (1793 to 1930): $5.00 per set of papers for each name searched. If the naturalization occurred after 27 Sept 1906, contact the INS through Form G-639 (see the end of that web page for more details). The Immigration and Naturalization Service (I.N.S.) has duplicate records of all naturalizations that occurred after 27 Sept 1906. If the naturalization took place in a Federal court, naturalization indexes, declarations of intent, and petitions will usually be in the National Archives regional records services facility serving the State in which the Federal court is located. Some of these indexes and records have been microfilmed. |
| Nine Months in York Town | |
| has copies or text of relinquishment papers, adoption decrees, petitions to have records opened, info and fees and procedures for many counties, info on selecting a paid searcher, and how to make first contact. | |
| PA Vital Stats | Fee is $34 if you don't know the exact date of birth/death
(they'll do a 10-yr. search). Make check payable to Vital Records. If you want a fast response, you can place a phone order call [215-656-3126] and put it on your credit card. |
| PAGenWeb Project | |
| Palatine Ship Lists to Pennsylvania | |
| Pennsylvania Biographies Project | |
| Pennsylvnia Coal Mine Region | |
| Pennsylvania Dutch Family History & Genealogy Website | |
| Pennsylvania Genealogy | |
| Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission | |
| Pennsylvania
Iron Furnace Sourcebook |
A Bibliographical Source to the 18th and 19th Century Iron Works, including the stone blast furnaces, blast furnaces, forges, foundries, and iron works of Pennsylvania. |
| Pennsylvania
Maps |
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| Other Pennsylvania Genealogical and Historical Resources on the Net. | |
| Pennsylvania Volunteers - Civil War | |
| Philadelphia
City Archives |
3101 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19104 Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday Telephone: 215-685-9400 Fax: 215-685-9409 E mail: archives@phila.gov |
| Spanish American War - Pennsylvania | |
| The State Library | |
| A tribute to the Anthracite Miner | |
| What's Changed at PaGenWeb |
email: Mary Ann Lubinsky
Carbon County was formed from: Northampton and Monroe Counties in 1843.
Neighboring counties are: Monroe; Northampton; Lehigh; Schuylkill and Luzerne Counties.
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