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www.nicholass.co.uk/ Information on this site will constantly be updated and is designed to help you find your own ancestors.

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Here are some of the sites that I would advise you to visit and where you will find the best information on the Web.

One of the "Plainest" looking search sites is http://www.google.com and I have found this to be the most useful. I would follow this by http://www.ask.com which is the new name for "Ask Jeeves".
Here you can pose a question such as, "Where will I find a clock movement for my old Grandfather Clock?" and be directed to the best sites for the purpose on the web.


This is not a favourite site but one wihich will help you in your searches in the U.S. http://www.martygrant.com/gen/refs/1800.htm


AltaVista You know them as the Internet's original search engine
Lycos One of the most visited hubs on the Internet reaching one out of every two web users.
Yahoo! With over half a million sites divided into more than 25,000 categories, Yahoo! is both browseable and searchable.
InfoSeekGO Network is a new brand that brings together the very best of the Internet in one, easy to use place.

Favorite Sites
FreeServers.comFREE Web Space for All!
NorthSky.comNorth Sky develops and markets technology and tools that facilitate interaction on the Web. To date, these tools include free web site networks, free email, and instant messaging. We combine our tools with an innovative domain name scheme and proprietary network architecture that provides unlimited scalability.
Google the best search engine.Get into google where you can be sure of reaching whatever you want with a short entry and you are not bothered by banners or adverts.
Try just entering your surname or even your Christian name and then surname. Be surprised at the result.


Family Search - find your family
This site, hosted by the Church of the Latter day Saints (Mormons) is vast and has records from all over the world. use the International Genealogical Index(IGI) to search for  ancestors. You can search specifically for UK.
Try, also, http://www.nicholass.co.uk for help in searching for your own family. Plenty of information, advice and help is on hand.


Origins.net
This is the site where you can browse and search for ancestors over millions of names collected by the English and Scottish Official Origins Offices
Ancestry.com Millions of births, marriages and deaths recorded both in Europe and on the other side of the Atlantic
Sussex Family History 'Group
As a Member of this group you will receive a magazine every 3 months. If you have family links in Sussex then this is the one for you. Publications for sale include the complete 1851 East Sussex Census Index by CJ Barnes. After many years of work by a group of members of the society, a marriage index for the Sussex area is nearing completion.

Kent Family History Society
As with the Sussex Family History Group above, you will receive a magazine every three months. The society sells a wide range of Microfiche covering the church records in the County of Kent. These may be especially helpful to family historians no longer living in Kent.

East of London Family History Society Another helpful Society.


www.genuki.org.uk/ will get you to many Genealogy sites and other societies.

Try www.freebmd.co.uk a site put together by enthusiasts giving records normally paid for if you search at the Family Record Centre.  The data is constantaly being updated but at the last count had Birth, Marriage and Death records for thousands of individuals from 1837 until 1912.

www.1837online.com is the official site for the UK records office in Myddleton Street London and you can trace anyone born since 1837 together with their marriage and/or death. Having obtained the index number and page of the rolls you can send for the Birth, Marriage or Death certificate without visiting the record office yourself. - There is a charge for searching as there is for the certificate of course. This site willl save you hours of research into the recorded, births, marriages and deaths at the Family Records Centre.