Colonial Genealogy Resources Premium
Use this list, organized by state, of some colonial genealogy resources for you to use in your research.
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State Research Guide: Delaware Premium
Find your family tree in the First State: These how-to tips will give you a head start.
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Genealogy City Guide: Wilmington, Delaware Premium
When you talk family history in Wilmington, Del., it’s hard to escape the long shadow of one particular family—the Du Ponts—whose company, first with gunpowder and then with chemicals, became the major employer of this area and a corporate force throughout the nation. But even if your...
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Delaware Records Details and Resources Premium
Where to find Delaware census records, immigration records, land records, maps, vital records and more.
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Delaware History and Research Overview Premium
Learn about Delaware's history and available records in this research guide that includes a map and bibliography.
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Delaware Archives, Libraries and Societies Premium
Find contact information for archives, libraries and other genealogical organizations in Delaware.
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Delaware County History and Listings Premium
Our county-by-county listing of Delaware has contact information and dates vital records for historic and modern-day counties.
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Now What?: Welsh Tract Genealogy Premium
Q. I'd like to know about records and/or organizations that have information or membership on the Welsh Tract in Delaware. A. The Welsh tract is a 40,000-acre area west of Philadelphia that was heavily settled by Welsh Quakers. The original settlers unsuccessfully negotiated with William Penn in 1684 to...
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Delaware Fast Facts and Key Resources Premium
Essential resources for tracing your Delaware roots, including a list of hundreds by county.
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Delaware Historic Sites Premium
Put your Delaware ancestors in context at these living history sites and museums.
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