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Revision as of 10:47, 14 July 2007
Contents
Capital Washington DC
Currency US dollar
Language English
In 1620, the Pilgrims arrived on the Mayflower, and what we now know as the USA came into being. The country is divided into 50 states and also includes Alaska and Hawaii, Washington DC being the capital of the whole country. The USA provided significant help to the allies in World War II, after declaring war when the Japanese Empire attacked the US naval base at Pearl Harbour. A rich nation, the USA has made great strides into space exploration although has suffered major devastation in recent years through terrorist attacks.
The States
General USA Links
- Ancestors A guide to genealogical research in The USA with many useful addresses and links
- Linkpendium USA History and Genealogy site Claims to have 5,851,043 links
- Access Genealogy -A huge resource
Native American Genealogy
African American Genealogy
Family and Social History
Maps and Photographs
Archives
- Genealogy Records Guide Organised by State
- Kindred Trails Has links to many on line records -searchable
- Jacksonville Public Library Genealogy Section Has some on-line databases, maps and directories
Cemetery Records and Obituaries
Immigration/emigration
- America's First Immigrants Castle garden was America's first official immigration center
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