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Genealogy help: ...
Social Security Death Index
National Obituary Archive
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on
the Internet
FactFind Public Records
AncestralFindings.com
Rootsweb Guide
FamilySearch.org
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Free Databases at CourtHouseDirect.com
Researching People
of the Civil War Era
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors system
Genealogical Resources at Access Genealogy.com
Another List of Free Genealogical Resources here...
San Francisco Genealogy
Michigan 1870
census online
Locating Deed Information
Knitting, Yarn, and Wool:
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Suzy Beggin, Shepherdess
Great place to learn about wool.
Learn to Spin
with a Drop Spindle
Illustrated instructions by the Monroe Historical Society in
Monroe, CT.
Authentic Knitting Board
Knit on a board for less stress on the hands and wrists. Never
lose a stitch since the knitting stays on the board!
Knitting Board
How-To
Great instruction site with photo illustrations!
The Lost Art of
Knitting Nancys
Pictures and instructions on how to make and use them
A Cheap Pocket Knitting Rake
You can really knit with anything...
Mostly Laura blogs: These links are to blogs by people
who share an interest in Laura Ingalls Wilder. Please remember
that the views expressed on any of the blogs, or the views expressed
in the comments, may not be shared by all.
pioneergirl
dakotagirl's PrairieWire
rosebunting
Sarah's Notebook
Antiques:
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Chart: United
States Patent Dates and Numbers 1836-1990
Dating Old Photographs
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Cemeteries:
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Find-a-Grave
You may be able to
find an ancestor here, or become a contributor and submit one!
Interment.net
Tombstone art and symbols
Removal of the
Cemeteries
An early 1800s article from the San Francisco News Letter and
California Advertiser
Fashion/Clothing:
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1940s Rationing
- Utility Clothing Fashion
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Antique & Vintage Dress Gallery is a great place to get a glimpse
of real clothing items in the photographs.
Other History Links:
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The Better Clothespin
Article about the simple clothespin by AmericanHeritage.com
Nineteenth-century American children
and what they read
Transcriptions from old Magazines
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