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http://wiki.familyserach.org – Research Tools listed on main State Page will give you links to sites that will help in your search. Burned Counties Burned Counties - https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Burned_Counties_Research � 1. A positive "track 'em down" attitude is important. � 2. Research logs are a must. � 3. A well-documented family group record is your research road map. � 4. A commitment to document AS YOU GO! � 5. Write out a thoughtful master research plan Strategies – Burned County #1 Background Information • When did the courthouse burn? • How much of the courthouse burned? • What records were lost? • Was there more than one courthouse for the county? #2 Inventory of Courthouse records • Check for published inventories of holdings • WPA inventoried many courthouses • Historical, Genealogical Societies or Other groups may have done an inventory of courthouse records **Most jurisdictions reconstructed or re-recorded many records. Deeds handed down in the family may not have been recorded for years after a transfer. #3 Substitute Records • Newspapers • Cemetery Records/Funeral Home Records • City Directories • Religious Records • Title and Abstract Companies • School Records • Published Records � County, Town & City Histories #4 Check Other Courthouses • Neighboring counties for deeds, probate & tax records and marriage records. • Look in parent or progeny county might have the records you seek. • Consult the courthouse in the county of their previous residence and the county they lived in after the “burned county”. #5 Check Other Record Repositories in the County • Local Libraries • Private Libraries • Local Historical Societies & Archives • Museums • Township Library
#6 Check Other Record Repositories in the State • State Archives • State Library • University Libraries • Any unique repositories or special collections. #7 Check Other Jurisdictions • Federal Land Grants and Homesteads • Immigration & Naturalization • Federal Court Records • State Census • State Militia and Pension Records • Land Lotteries and Land Grants • City, Town or Village Records Other useful websites: beta.familysearch.org/s/search/library_catalog **Family History Library has not microfilmed all the records** linkpendium.com beta.familysearch.org google.com books.goole.com www.worldcat.org Virginia Tax Lists 1790 & 1800 http://www.binnsgenealogy.com/VirginiaTaxListCensuses/ Inferential Genealogy With Tom Jones, Ph.D., CG, CGL, FASG, FUGA, FNGS https://learning.beta.familysearch.org/researchcourses Southern States Websites Alabama Department of Archives & History – www.archives.state.al.us [military records] Arkansas CARAT Catalog of Arkansas Resources and Archival Treasures http://www.arkives.com/documenting/ Land and military records Florida [East Florida Papers] - http://digital.uflib.ufl.edu/collections/EFP/index.htm The East Florida Papers (178 microfilm reels) contain the complete local government archive of Spanish East Florida (1784 to 1821). Georgia Virtual Vault - http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us/index.php Georgia's most important historical documents, from 1733 to the present. The Virtual Vault provides virtual access to historic Georgia manuscripts, photographs, maps, and government records housed in the state archives. Kentucky Historical Society – http://history.ky.gov [research & genealogy section]
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