Some of our favorite links

These are our most used sources for information, there are many others, too many to list.

We took a trip to England in July, only 10 days but it was fun-packed and very busy with a planned Taylor family reunion in Woodhouses, Lancashire - the site of the Taylor clan 2 and 3 generations ago. It was on that trip that we 'uncovered' many old photographs and documents, thanks to all of the family. We also took a few photographs - these are on our family photo web site - please contact us if you want access to those.

Of course our favorite link is our own genealogy research company
C & T Research - Opening doors to the past

So if you like what you see and would like us to open the doors to your ancestors - contact us.
We designed our own web sites, we can do the same for you, your research or ours - contact us.

• Suffolk [UK] Records Office - we try to visit each year to confirm data and obtain new information.

• "My Village Stonham Aspal" [books one and two] by G. D. Spall  [pub. 1988, 1989]

• Personal accounts and records from relatives

Pay as you go or Subscription Sites:

• Ancestry
  • All currently available census records from the USA and the UK.
  • One World Tree [based on other family trees - use caution]
  • Subscribers Family trees - use extreme caution
• The Genealogist UK
  • Too much to detail and all UK - take a look.
  • One nice feature is the ability to search  some census records by occupation.
• Find my past
  • Maybe an up and coming UK version of Ancestry with 650 million records
  • The only source at this time for the UK 1911 census index and images
• Scottish Records
  • Online Images of Scottish birth, marriage and death records
  • The only source at this time for images of the Scotland Census records

Free Sites:

• Church of the Latter Day Saints - Family Search - LDS records
• Ellis Island Immigration - Find your family's US immigration records
• Free BMD UK - UK Birth, Marriage and Death records from 1837 and this site is really taking off, many new records beyond 1900.
• Commonwealth War Graves Commission - World War I and II death records of Commonwealth forces.
• Online Parish Clerks for Lancashire  - All volunteer transcriptions of some census records and parish registers solely for Lancashire parishes.
  
  

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