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Olive
Tree Genealogy, created by Lorine in February 1996 was started
to bring genealogists FREE
genealogy records. Olive Tree Genealogy has more than 1,900
pages of free genealogy records to help you find your brick-wall ancestors and build your family tree.
Genealogy records transcribed for Olive Tree Genealogy are FREE and will help you find your elusive ancestor. Allow yourself lots of time
to look around. Let each page load before making your next choice.
Scroll down (use your browser sliding bar or your Page Down key on keyboard) to read the whole page before you choose a
genealogy topic or a search engine.
Olive Tree Genealogy has
Passenger Lists, Ships Search, Immigration Tips, Canada, Military, Genealogy Guide, Loyalists, New Netherland, Native American, Palatine Genealogy, Photo Albums, Almshouse, Orphan Records, Huguenots, Mennonites, Quakers, UK Ireland, Genealogy Secrets! & Odds 'n Ends
Olive Tree Genealogy 3-Step Genealogy Finder
- First the free transcribed genealogy records
- there are over 1,900 now. Look for your family ancestors in free
genealogy records marked with the Olive Tree Genealogy logo.
- Second the Genealogy tutorials and help
files - Genealogy Help
on finding your ancestors in census records, land records, ships
passenger lists, birth, marriage and death records, and more.
- Third the Genealogy Resource Guides.
Genealogy How-to-Guides help you easily find your ancestors as you search
ships passenger lists, Huguenots,
Native Americans, Canadian
Immigration, Palatines and more.
Before
you go anywhere else, press CTRL-D on your keyboard to BOOKMARK
this site. Next time you are surfing the net, look in Favorites
on your web browser for Olive Tree Genealogy
Ships Passenger Lists
Olive
Tree Genealogy has more than 1,500 free ships passenger lists. These lists have been transcribed for Olive Tree Genealogy visitors.
Browse our immigrant ships passenger lists at the Ships Passenger Lists Section. Search for immigrant passengers on ships list by
country of arrival, by state of arrival, or by ethnic group and find your family tree.
Try the custom search
engines for ships passenger lists online on other passenger list
site on the internet!!! This Ships
Passenger Lists Search Engine saves you time
hunting on other sites, following ships link after ships link
There are Emigration, Immigration, Citizenship & Naturalization Research hints
There are NARA Microfilm Numbers for ships passenger lists,
FHC Immigrant Ships Passenger Lists & NAC Ships Passenger Lists to Canada.
Don't miss the Index to Ships Passenger
Lists arriving in United States and Canada for your brick-wall
immigrant ancestor
You can even find the Mayflower and Titanic ships passenger lists, as well as Columbus' ships the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria.
Canadian Genealogy
I have
a lot of interest in Canadian Genealogy (especially
Ontario) and have gathered lots of free Canadian
genealogy databases (Canadian Vital Stats records, free Canadian census, Canadian military records and more) to help you find your Military ancestors and Canadian family tree.
Canadian Genealogy is a complex topic so start with the Canadian province or territory
of interest to you for your Canadian ancestor.
Search Canadian ships passenger lists for passenger lists of ships
arriving in Canadian ports
Maybe you'd like to start with Canadian census records - so be sure to read Census Records in Ontario - What's Available and Where to Find it
American Genealogy
I'm
very interested in my American ancestors, especially New York genealogy. To find your family tree, search New York church
records, census records, land
records, mortgage records and military records. I also have a lot of New Jersey and Pennsylvania free genealogy records. You can also search hundreds of free ships passenger lists for all ports of arrival in America!
To
look for your elusive American ancestors in other states, be sure to
visit my USA Genealogy pages on Rootsweb.com
Genealogy Goodies & Surprises
Here you will find links to obscure genealogy databases, genealogy resources you can use offline to find ancestors, nuggets
of information about a variety of subjects, explanations of
genealogical terms, genealogy repositories, address and phone numbers
of places and organizations you will need in your family tree search, and
much much more! Start with the free
(and almost free) genealogy items I've found and listed
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Genealogy & Family Tree Resources
Palatines
Start with German Palatine history
then search for Palatine immigrant ancestors on
ships passenger lists. Don't overlook the Genealogy Choices
for Palatine Ancestors
Mennonites
Start with the Mennonite History
then the Genealogy Database Choices for Mennonite Genealogy & Family Trees
Huguenots
& Walloons Start with the Huguenots
& Walloons History then search for Huguenot
refugees on ships passenger lists. Also see Genealogy Database
Choices for Huguenot Ancestry.
New
Netherland (New York) Genealogy Start with New
Netherland history then search for ships
passenger lists arriving in New York 1628-1674. Don't miss the New
Netherland (New York) Genealogy & Family History section
Native American
Read about Iroquois & Mohawk history and
culture, then check the list of Native
American Genealogy Resources
Loyalists Stuck on your Loyalist (aka Tory) research?
Start with How to Find Your Loyalist
Ancestor then choose from Loyalist
military records full of Loyalist families, or
Loyalist petitions. Don't miss the choices for
Loyalist Genealogy & Ancestry
Military
Choose from USA or Canadian Military. Start with the War your ancestors fought in. You'll find military databases, Military History, battles, biographies, muster rolls, and more.
Custom
Search Engines There are many Genealogy search engines on this
site to help you find your ancestors. Some are for Olive Tree Genealogy only. Some are exclusive to Olive Tree Genealogy to find
ships passenger lists on multiple websites! Some
are for pay-to-view sites. Be sure to read Search Engines: Good Genealogy Family Finders? first.
Sister Sites
& Partners Have a look at the genealogy databases
and goodies on these sites after your visit to Olive
Tree Genealogy:
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