WWW genealogy databases

This page is no longer being actively maintained. However, newer listings are still being placed on Whats New page.

• Gary Hoffman (ghoffman@ucsd.edu) has proposed creating a distributed genealogy database called GenWeb using the World Wide Web concept. His proposal includes a demonstration of technology and an invitation to join a mailing list on the subject.
• Birger Wathne (Birger.Wathne@vest.sdata.no) has some examples of WWW accessible Lifelines databases including a database of royal genealogies.
• Brian Tompsett (B.C.Tompsett@computer-science.hull.ac.uk) has expanded his database of Royal Ancestry to include over 12,000 entries.
• Bill Minnick has also mounted a WWW genealogy demonstration , sponsored by the Silicon Valley PAF Users Group.
• Frode Kvam has some pointers to his and other genealogies viewable with WWW.
• The AKERS Family Homepage is a small, hand-coded HTML database produced by Phillip Akers (freyr!pakers@netcom.com) which also includes an HTML family tree chart.
• Herbert Stoyan (hstoyan@faui80.informatik.uni-erlangen.de) is making available the Descendants of Charlemagne in English, Dutch and German. He has also produced a 30,000 name database of German nobility. Finally, his PARCHAM database includes about 6,000 names of descendants of Valentin Parcham of Pommerania.
• The ancestors of Joe CZYZYK, created with a Lifelines report.
• The MELDRUM and related families genealogy.
• The SPURLOCK family genealogy.
• The STANIER family tree contains about 344 ancestral names of Alan Stanier (alan@essex.ac.uk) and his wife.
• Gene Stark (starkhome!gene@sbstark.cs.sunysb.edu) has a database of about 700 centered on the STARK family. The data pages are linked into working "family history" hypertext docments, summarizing research, and including background and images.
• Scott McGee has made available his McGEE database as well as several other databases.
• Phil Augur has created a web page on the descendants of Robert AUGER (New Haven, CT-about 1668 on).
• Daniel Loeb of Bordeaux France has made available his LOEB family tree.
• 6,500 Descendants of Richard AUSTIN, Charlestown, MA, 1638 with 50 more families (50,000 names) on the way from the Austin Families Association of America.
• Rick FIELD has listed the names that he is researching and also provides information about his Freeware program Eucalypt, a tree drawing program for Windows.
• George L. McNARY Jr. has made available: "Ancestors of Americus and Lydia McNary", DeWitt County TX.
• John SMITH is showing his genealogy and some software for generating web pages.
• David WALKER's genealogy page.
• Portions of the genealogical compendium Our Family Museum by James NOHL CHURCHYARD have been converted into HTML.
• The Family of James Lowell BURROWS and Selma Lavelle BROWN was generated automatically from his database.
• The KRAUSE Genealogy.
• Bob Fieg has FIEG and CASEY family histories as well as some software for generating pedigree charts.
• Paul J. LAREAU has information and GEDCOM's of his families English, Scottish, French, German, Polish, Canadian, and American lines along with connections to HMS Bounty crewmembers.
• Rob Joyce has information on JOYCE, KNECHT, LANDON, WOOLLEN, YOUNT, and many other names, set up using Gene Stark's and Bob Fieg's software.
• The Thomas Arundell Society has a webpage on the Heirs of Thomas ARUNDEL of Wardour.
• Dave Crockett is experimenting with HTML versions of old journals and has available the journals of Robert CLARKSON and Ruth CLARKSON.
• The DaLee family.
• BOESCH genealogical data.
• Histories of MALLORY and FERRIS families, and an eye witness account of a Civil War battle in New Mexico.
• Jack Chapman's home page with American ties to BAKER, BRASHEARS, BRIDGES, DILL, KEE, ROBERTS, SCOTT , YORK, etc. and French and Belgium ties to AILLOT, DAPPOIGNY, DERAVET, MALBURNY, PIERET, and THOMASSIN, etc.
• The ADAMS Genealogy from Columbia County Pennsylvania.
• Jaynce's genealogy page's has information on the surname RUMMER.
• The Delaware Families Project is documenting all families living in Delaware between 1787 and 1800.
• The SUTTON Searchers newsletter has a home page.
• All the known descendants (mostly residing in Sevier County, TN) of Archibald "Redmond" MCMAHAN.
• Evan Slaughenhoupt has several family histories online including HAGERTY, HILLARD, SLAUGHENHOUPT, and YINGLING.
• The (unofficial) Clan O'Neill homepage.
• Parker Barrington is compiling a database of genealogists researching names in Nova Scotia and has his searchable BARRINGTON genealogy available.
• SOUTH surname.
• The LACEY Family Homepage.
• Dolby's Digs Attic has information on the names JUDSON, HINE, WARNER, PARMELEE, DUDLEY, FERGUSON, MACLOON, KEMP, DOLBY, BARSH, and KESSLER.
• Ramsperger's HOMEPAGE - Genealogie, Heraldik und Geschichte.
• Bob Kinsman has charts of KINSMAN, DELBRIDGE, PITT, GILL surnames as well as several others.
• The Thompson One Name Study home page is for the exchange and dissemination of Thompson/Thomson/(etc.) family records mainly in but not limited to the UK.
• A home page for Tegen Genealogy.
• Pam MIDDLETON's Middleton Genealogy is My Hobby! page includes the Middleton Family Newsletter and the Middleton Query Page.
• The SCHNITZIUS family.
• Greg LITTLEFIELD's family history.
• RAUB Family Genealogy HomePage.
• The history/genealogy of the CROSMAN/CROSSMAN surname.