It’s time once again for Saturday Night Genealogy Fun and, thank you, Randy Seaver, for providing a topic this week that won’t be nearly as taxing on my brain. 🙂
1)  What are your “Favorite” genealogy websites? What ones do you have in your web browser “Bookmarks” or “Favorites” bar or listing?
I keep my bookmarks quite concise and update them when I research in a new area of interest. I’ve found that if I don’t keep a manageable list, I end up with many websites that I either never use anymore or else the url changes.
My bookmarks bar has the following websites:
American Ancestors
Ancestry
ArkivDigital
The Carpathian Connection
Danish National Archives
FamilySearch
Find-a-Grave
Genealogy Gems
Home – Atlas of Historical County Boundaries
Legacy Family Tree Webinars
MyHeritage
Pima County Genealogy Society
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
Social Security Death Index – Ancestry link
Sockenkartor – Swedish counties in 1890s
USGenWeb Project
Virginia Memory: Chancery Records
Virtual Genealogical Society
Ancestry
ArkivDigital
The Carpathian Connection
Danish National Archives
FamilySearch
Find-a-Grave
Genealogy Gems
Home – Atlas of Historical County Boundaries
Legacy Family Tree Webinars
MyHeritage
Pima County Genealogy Society
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
Social Security Death Index – Ancestry link
Sockenkartor – Swedish counties in 1890s
USGenWeb Project
Virginia Memory: Chancery Records
Virtual Genealogical Society
Like Randy, I also have feedly bookmarked and it is the first thing I open each morning when I turn on my computer. All the blogs that I follow are in feedly – probably 150 or so. I keep that list updated, too. If a blog is silent for 3 months, I remove the link.
I am looking forward to reading everyone else’s lists, as I love to find out about new resources.
A great list. I, too, have Feedly and read blogs that I don’t have email subscriptions for.
Some specialized ones on your main list, I see. I don’t use Feedly; now I feel left out!