Genealogy: Home

Ancestry Library edition is available only in Galileo. The Ancestry.com website has only a limited amount of information available compared with the database in Galileo.

The Roberts Library Depository has approximately 100,000 publications from many federal government departments and agencies including Agriculture, Commerce, Defense, Education, Health and Human Services, Interior, Justice, Labor, NASA, President, IRS, and Congress.

This is a gateway to thousands of genealogy web links. Categories include African Americans, German, LDS & Family History
Centers, and Scotland to name a few. A particularly helpful feature is the Surnames, Family Associations & Family
Newsletters section which gives hundreds of sites arranged alphabetically by surname.

This site provides access to records of the passengers and ship crew members who came through Ellis Island between 1892
and 1924.

Family Search is from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This Internet genealogy service allows users to put in
an ancestor's name, a keyword, or create a customized search.

This is the oldest and largest free genealogy site on the web.

This site, which is a project of USGenWeb, aims "to create a source for online genealogical research for every county" in
Tennessee.

This site links to genealogical resources in all 50 states.

Links are given to free and fee-based death indexes and records for the U.S. and Canada.

This site provides links to sources for African American genealogy from across the United States.

The Tennessee State Library and Archives has collected useful web links to assist in genealogy searching. Its Links to Other
Sites includes web sites for census, genealogy: general, genealogy: Tennessee, maps, and military records.