Reclaim the Records has put digital images of a variety of early 20th century New York City marriage indexes online for free.
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There is still time to join me on my annual research trip to the Allen County Public Library in Ft. Wayne, Indiana this coming August. Check out our more detailed post for details.
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New York Book Indexes to Passenger Lists, 1906-1942
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Quebec Notarial Records, 1800-1920
These are unindexed.
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The Denver Public Library has a wonderful collection of digital materials (not just city directories) on its website. If you have Denver connections, check it out.
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There are a variety of 19 and 20th century Denver, Colorado, city directories online at the Denver Public Library’s website.
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Iowa, Poweshiek County Land Records, 1855-1934
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Maine Vital Records, 1670-1921
This database allows users to search an incomplete database of Tennessee Supreme Court Cases on the Tennessee State Library and Archives website.
From the website:
Creating an index to the Supreme Court case files is a huge task, involving many members of the TSLA staff. Supplemented in the early stages by grants from the Supreme Court Historical Society and the Administrative Office of the Courts, the project continues with funding from the TSLAFriends and Ancestry.com. With more than 35,000 cases entered so far, we estimate the project is about 25% complete. Updates are being added to the website as the work progresses.
