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Arphax Announces New Map Website

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Find My Past Announces free online family tree software with cloud storage. 

Native American Research
The U. S. Department of the Interior has launched a webpage that is dedicated to Native American ancestry.  The website offers helpful tips and information on doing genealogy of you Native American ancestors.

Society of Sons and Daughters of World War II
The Admiral Nimitz Foundation would like to announce the creation of the Society of Sons & Daughters of World War II Veterans. The organization's goal is to preserve the stories of sacrifice and achievement of America's "greatest generation" - those who fought and won WWII. It will also enable individuals to prove family ancestry from an American veteran of World War II.

Genealogy materials @ MCLS help to lighten the load of research and include census records from counties in Michigan as well as Ohio. The print collection is primarily located at the Ellis Library & Reference Center.

Laurant Durocher Account Books
Laurant Durocher was an active citizen in the founding of Frenchtown, later to be known as Monroe, Michigan.  If your ancestor was an early pioneer in this area he may have done business with Laurant.  If the list provides a span of time, example 1818- Sept 1821, this shows that this person did business with Laurant during this time period. This is the only information available, but what it does for your research is that it proves that your ancestor was in this area at a particular time. 
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Bygones of Monroe
Cemetery Listings
Donate Your Family History
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Indexes
Microfilm
Newspapers
Tombstone Meanings
War of 1812 - Veterans Buried in Monroe County

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