Family history and women's history, sort of muddled together.
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Links: family history
- Ancestry.co.uk
- Ancestry.com
- Cyndi's List: General Resources on Female Ancestors
- Internet Archive
- National Archives of Scotland
- National Library of Scotland family history page
- New England Historic Genealogical Society
- New York Times archive, 1851-present
- Plymouth Colony Archive Project
- Scotland's People
- The National Archives
- The Professional Descendant (Kirsty Wilkinson's blog)
- US National Archives
- US National Archives blogs
Links: feminism
Links: general
Links: women's history
- 18th-Century American Women
- American Women's Diaries
- American Women's History: A Research Guide
- In the Words of Women
- Info on "Women in the National Archives" finding aid
- National Women's History Project (US)
- New Jersey women's history
- Two Nerdy History Girls
- Voices of Feminism Oral History Project (Smith College)
- Writing Women's History (Jen Newby's blog)
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