Here is a web site that describes itself as follows:

The idea for this Website came from the lack of information that genealogical methods yielded about the ancestors of the owner of this site. Some of them lived in or near the villages of Baal and Tremelo in rural Flemish Brabant. Others originated in or near the city of Gent (Ghent) in East Flanders. Because he knew little about the life style of these people beyond family stories, the actual conditions in those times and places were researched on the Web and through correspondence.

Visit Flanders and Flemish Brabant

Listed below are some of the web-sites that I found helpful while researching my family history:

The GAGenWeb Project at Rootsweb - We are a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county in the State of Georgia. ...

Georgia Genealogical Society - Nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the collection and preservation of Georgia's colonial and state records and to encouraging genealogical ...

Free Georgia Genealogy Search Engines | Surname Search - Search for ancestors in free Georgia genealogy search engines. A starting point for Georgia genealogy research.

Georgia Genealogy, Vital Records, Cemeteries, more - GenealogySpot.com - Explore the best Georgia genealogy resources on the Web.

Genealogy: Georgia Genealogy Sites - Georgia genealogy sites with surnames, look ups, marriage records, census sites, biographies, death records, military, and libraries to help with your ...

Georgia Genealogy - Based on: A history and genealogy of the families of Bayard, Houstoun of Georgia, and the descent of the Bolton family, by Joseph Gaston Baillie Bulloch. ...

Georgia Genealogy - Georgia Genealogies, Books and County Records Online.

Georgia State Genealogy Links - GA StateGenSites - Search for Genealogy in Georgia State. The StateGenSites database gives visitors websites in 27 different categories.

Georgia Genealogy Research Resources to Help Find Ancestors for ... - Genealogy guide to Georgia resources on the internet. We have links to surnames, cemeteries, census records, and much more! We offer free look ups, ...

Over time the data that I collected grew from a small tree that my father had scratched out for me on a piece of notepaper to a fairly large database of hopefully well documented names and events. As of the summer of 2006, my genealogy database consisted of 2,145 individuals. This number may seem rather low to some. I know of some "genealogists" out there who have databases that consist of 10,000 or more individuals. Yet I have found that these very large databases containing thousands and thousands of individuals normally tend to offer very little in terms of useful information as they generally contain almost no documentation (i.e. sources or notes) and tend to be little more than a very large catalog of names. Therefore, I have concentrated my efforts on the quality of the data and not the quantity.

Listed below are some of the Massachusetts Genealogy Resources on the web that I found helpful while researching my family history: