Genealogical Links
• LDS Tech ForumsFamily History & Family Search Certified Products & Services
• Uintah County Public Library
Uintah County's Cemetery Index, The Library Photo Collections, Vernal Papoose and Express Archives with actual images of original documents. With your Uintah County Library Card Number, you can enter Heritage Quest & Ancestry Library Addition.
• BYU Center for Family History & Genealogy
Digital Online Collections Search, BYU Family History Archives, Includes Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, BYU Special Collections & Family History, Including Birth, Death, Marriage, ID, Western US, Japanese Immigration & More.
• Find A Grave
Search 41 million grave records.
• Names in Stone
Cemetery Maps, Birth, Death, Relatives, etc.
• MyKindred
Family History Research, some cemeteries.
• Utah Death Certificates
Archives & History including digital images of death certificates from 1905 to 1954. To print the images out, you may want to save them to your computer, crop off the borders with an image editing program and then print.
• Utah Cemetery Burials Database
The Utah Division of State History offers a searchable Web site that can quickly tell where 605,931 people are buried in 365 Utah cemeteries.
• Cemetery Records
Other cemetery records on the internet, compiled by Karen Coombs
• Bookmarks
SLC FH Library Favorites
• Research Wiki
Free family history research advice for the community, by the community (LDS Accounts Login).
• Family Search Labs
Future Tools to Dig up the Past.
• Record Research
Access Family Search Indexing Records
• Vernal DUP Index
Complete histories are located at Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum; 186 S 500 W, Vernal, Utah; (435) 789-0352. Cost: Free; Open June-Aug., Tues.-Sat. 10:00am-4:00pm.
• Getting Started in Irish Genealogy
16 minute free online video presentation on finding your Irish ancestors, which includes a variety of genealogical records and links for Irish research.
• "The Journey is the Reward"
711 page book on finding your Scandinavian LDS Roots which has passenger lists, personal stories of immigrants, and a history of the Copenhagen, Denmark Mission.
• WorldCat
WorldCat is the world's largest network of library content and services. Search libraries around the World. See also, WorldCat with focus on Genealogy.
• Census-Online
Transcriptions of some census in each state.
• BLM Official Federal Land Patent Records
This is a database of the initial transfer of land titles (patents) from the federal government to individuals. View images of more than 2 million Land Patents issued between 1820 and 1908 in eastern public land states (most states outside the 13 original Colonies are public- land states).
• Library of Virginia
This tremendous site features 80-plus databases, indexes, and search tools. Key resources include indexes to Marriage Records dating from 1630 and Death Records from 1853 to 1896. Military indexes cover Revolutionary War Bounty Land Warrants, War of 1812 pay and Muster Rolls, as well as Confederate Pension Rolls. Indexes to Land Patents and Grants from 1623 to 1922 are linked to images of the original documents. You can even view images of pages from Family Bibles.
• The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Archival Research Catalog
NARA has posted only a handful of its vast holdings online, but that includes some major Native American records—Indian Census Records from 1885 through 1940 and the Dawes Rolls, Applications for Enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes: Cherokee, Chickasaw, Chocataw, Creek & Seminole, taken between 1896 & 1914.