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Here are some sites to help you locate sites where your family name may be listed.
Mocavo.com bills itself
as the world’s largest free genealogy search engine. It aims to provide
genealogists with access to the best free genealogy content on the web including billions of names, dates and places
worldwide.
The Guild of One-Name Studies (GOONS). A one-name
study is a project researching facts about a surname and all the people who have
held it, as opposed to researching a particular family. This site
offers an online search where you can check if a specific surname is
registered with the Guild. This lists 7,850+ surnames registered and
provides contact details.
GeneaBloggers has
2,000+ genealogy and family history blogs listed. You can use this site to
search for family surnames or keywords across all the blogs listed.
WikiTree is a free online family tree service designed
for sharing and collaboration. Currently WikiTreers have created 2.8+ million
profiles. These profiles can be searched by name and surname. New
TribalPages.com is the
home for 350,000 Family Tree Genealogy sites with over 80 million names and 2
million photographs. You can use the site search engine to globally search for
surnames. New
Irish Heritage & Genealogy by John Grenham. This
site's extensive list of Genealogy Links
includes a Family sites category which is arranged alphabetically
by surname with links to 100s of Irish personal family history
homepages. There is also a Surname variants category -
use the search box to enter a surname and a list of surname variants
will be displayed.
South Australian Family Tree Directory. This site by Barry Leadbeater lists family tree and history web sites that include South Australians.
AUS-Tasmanian Genealogy Mailing List’s Links to
sites with Tasmanian Family Content. There are
links to 104+ personal family history sites.
Dedicated One Name
Sites
Bassett Family Association.
A One-Name Study of Cornwall/Devon
Bassetts/Bassets (including the family of Keith Bassett)
The Boddy
Line.
This site details the Boddy family and the Davidsons of New England.
The Jaunay
Journal. A One-name Study presented by Graham
Jaunay.
Harmer Family Association.
A site for those researching the Harmer surname and its variants.
Clan MacThomas Website. A site for those
researching the following surnames: Combe, Combie, McColm, McComas, McComb,
McCombe, McCombie, MacOmie, MacOmish, McComie, McComish, Tam, Thom, Thomas*,
Thoms and Thomson*. *Note that not all are MacThomas.
The Neech Family Tree. The original home of the
Neeches was at Mendham in Suffolk on the Waveney River just
across the border from Norfolk UK. From these beginnings, members
of the family have migrated worldwide, to Norfolk, VA,
USA in the 1600s and to Australia in the 1800s.
The
Seamons' Family History Website. This site details eleven generations of the
Seamons family, originally from WEEDON, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire,
England, from the mid - 1400s to the present time. There are descendants in
America, Australia and New Zealand.
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