
*Welcome to* *Alabama* *History and Genealogy*

Welcome to Alabama History and Genealogy Project. This is is a central point of entry to independent not-for-profit web sites with historical or genealogical content. Although independent, it is affiliated with The American History and Genealogy Project. To learn more about this group, click the link above. Rhonda Smith is the coordinator for the Alabama Project.

**Links to American History and Genealogy Project Pages**
Surnames	Books
Databases	Special Projects
Topics	AHGP Index
Alabama AHGP County Pages	Alabama Cemetery and Volunteer List


Alabama Dept. of Archives County histories	The Alabama Experience
Ray's Alabama History	Alabama History Books
Distant Cousin.com	Mann Family History
Civil War in Alabama	Civil War Rosters
CSA Regiments from AL Counties	Civil War Timeline
Marriages Before 1825	ECAR
Alabama Migrations County pages	United States Census Bureau
Famous Alabamians	Geneasearch-Alabama
Alabama Genealogy Links (Jean Brandau)	Alabama Census Transcripts
Tracking your Roots (Lisa Franklin)	GenBoard Civil War Message board
Alabama Civil War Roots	Wallace State College
ALHN Alabama Project



Passenger Lists On The Internet	National Archives and Records Administration Immigration Records
Cyndi's List - Immigration & Naturalization	About INS Immigrations Arrival Records
Historical Maps of The United States	The Orphan Train Collection
Ellis Island	Africian American Genealogy

**Useful Genealogy Sites**

		Afrigeneas
		LDS Church Site
Ancestry.com	Genealogy Gateway	Cyndi's List
Family Tree Maker	USIGS	JewishGen
Genealogy.com	Helm's Genealogy Toolbox	Genealogy Exchange & Surname Registry

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