A Book of Evil lazy this week but seems nevertheless useful: mapping archive. Everywhere on the net put in the archives card flourish: Map of civil status online map websites of archives, etc.. Valuable research assistance (especially for genealogists) some have already begun to identify and I refer you to this post blog Roots and beings, who commented on some number of initiatives. You'll find reviews and links:
- the card GeneaWiki
- the Généafrance
card - the card ArchivesGenWeb (clickable)
- the card Geneannuaire (clickable)
- the card GeneaDeb (clickable)
- the Généafrance
card - the card ArchivesGenWeb (clickable)
- the card Geneannuaire (clickable)
- the card GeneaDeb (clickable)
for my part I would add these links:
- On the website of the Archives of France, card update on 01/01/2009 of the statement of operations scan and put online parish registers and civil status in the public archives.
- Same site reported here the existence of a map of public archives that have online inventories and / or research tools, but the link is not working.
- The forum archives also presents a map of the exhibitions of archives.
- On the website of the Archives of France, card update on 01/01/2009 of the statement of operations scan and put online parish registers and civil status in the public archives.
- Same site reported here the existence of a map of public archives that have online inventories and / or research tools, but the link is not working.
- The forum archives also presents a map of the exhibitions of archives.
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