Genealogy

FamilySearch has a helpful resource site highlighting their collections of particular interest to those researching African-American heritage and providing links to other online resources.

County Clare Ireland's Library website has a Genealogy & Family History section as well as a Maps section that includes historical maps.

The premier website for Jewish genealogy, JewishGen hosts email mailing lists, databases, how-to guides and translation help.

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles has monthly meetings with expert speakers and sponsors several assisted research days a year at the LDS Family History Library.

The IAJGS hosts an annual conference every year in a different part of the world, and their website also contains links to Jewish Genealogical Societies around the world.

The National Library offers a service for those interested in researching their family origins and learning more about their ancestry. This service is designed to "open the door" to research and direct people to relevant sources of information available in literature and online, that can be helpful in studying the history of your family.

The Wyner Family Jewish Heritage Center (JHC) at New England Historic Genealogical Society is a destination for exploring and preserving the histories of Jewish families and institutions in New England and beyond. The JHC engages historians, genealogists, partner organizations, and the general public in the study of Jewish history, culture, and legacies through its extensive archival collections, educational programs, exhibits, and public events.

The UCLA Research Library’s holdings include over 500 Yizker-bikher, or Memorial books to the hundreds of Jewish communities destroyed during the Holocaust by the Nazis and their collaborators, the largest collection on the West Coast.