Genealogy
Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com)
Has genealogy news, lessons, and databases. Also includes searches
of the Social Security Death Index and the Ancestry World Tree.
Cemetery Records Online (http://www.interment.net/)
This site contains the burial records and tombstone inscriptions of
more than 1,600 cemeteries in US, Canada, Australia, and European countries.
The site encourages visitors to contribute material: you can add photos,
links, or a summary of a local cemetery.
Cyndi's List (http://www.cyndislist.com)
Produced by Cyndi Howell, this amazing site contains over 190,000 organized
genealogy links in over 150 categories, with approximately 2,000 links
added each month.
Family Search (http://www.familysearch.org)
Released by the Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints, a set of databases present here include Ancestral
File, the International Genealogy Index, and the Family History Library
Catalog (searchable by surname or locality).
Find A Grave (http://www.findagrave.com)
This site lets you search by name and/or area to find famous and very not-so-famous gravesites. Although there are lots of holes here (no pun intended), you may find some useful information when searching for genealogical info.
Genealogy Gateway (http://www.gengateway.com)
Maintains a large collection of links to pages with searchable databases
and also genealogical search engine links.
RootsWeb (http://www.rootsweb.com)
Oldest genealogy site on the Internet, several specific search engines
for genealogy locate information in the RootsWeb surname list, the archives
of over 16,000 other genealogy-related mailing lists hosted by RootsWeb,
and the archives for Roots-L, the original mailing list for genealogy.
SurnameWeb (http://www.surnameweb.org/)
You can access millions of surname records and genealogy links from
this site. In addition to the search engines and interactive features,
you will find a dynamic online journal CyberRoots.
USGenWeb (http://www.usgenweb.org)
Includes information searchable by county, census, and tombstone transcriptions.