Alaska Genealogy & Family Trees

Society Hill offers a good listing of genealogical and historical societies in Alaska with phone numbers, addresses, and Web sites (when available).

An extensive collection of research materials on all aspects of Alaska history and development at the Alaska State Library.

Well-maintained list of locality-specific resources, includes links to Alaska genealogy records, mailing lists, organizations, and archives - organized by locality.

Learn how to research your Arizona ancestors with this free compilation of Arizona genealogy research strategies and resources. From FamilySearch.org.

State resources on this huge volunteer Web site include census, vital records, queries, surname listings, publications, associations and libraries, lookup volunteers and more!

Can you find an ancestor in this list of over 24,200 goldrush participants from familychronicle.com?

Part of the worldwide Books We Own project, this Alaska page contains listing of genealogy and history books with volunteers willing to do Alaska genealogy lookups.

Family History Centers, outreaches of the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City,  are located throughout the world to help individuals search the records of their ancestors.

A free message board devoted to Alaska queries.

John Fuller and Christine Gaunt maintain a wonderful list of genealogy mailing lists for Alaska and its counties, plus information on how to subscribe to each.

A registry, by state and county of transcribed cemeteries and of individuals and groups who plan to record cemetery data for the state of Alaska - a special project of USGenWeb.

A guide to obtaining copies of Alaska vital records, such as birth & death certificates, marriage licenses & divorce decrees.

Learn when births, deaths, and marriages were recorded in Alaska, and how to obtain Alaska birth, death, marriage, divorce, and adoption records. Includes links to Alaska birth certificate, marriage certificate, and death certificate applications.