External Links

Resources On-Line

Links to books and other resources available on-line

Afrigeneas - African-American and African-Ancestored Genealogy
The premier resource for those researching African roots.
Christine Charity's African-American Genealogy Website
An excellent site with mountains of transcribed data
People of Color in Old Tennessee
A TNGenWeb Project site
Publications of Smoky Mtn Historical Society for Sale
This is a site where you can place an order for some of SMHS' books
USGenWeb Archives Project
The USGenWeb Digital Library (Archives) was developed to present actual transcriptions of public domain records on the Internet.
USGenWeb African Griots Project
Dedicated to assisting all of those in pursuit of their African American ancestry by being a central depository for African American records of historical proportion
USGenWeb Genealogical Events Project
Provides a place to list genealogical events that are taking place across the country
USGenWeb Kidz Project
Designed to help kids learn their way around genealogical research
USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project
Encourages people to walk cemeteries and donate copies of the surveys to The USGW Archives
USGenWeb Digital Map Library
Makes available to genealogists useful, readable, high-quality maps -- archival and newly created
USGenWeb Pension Project
Provides actual transcriptions of Pension related materials for all Wars prior to 1900
USGenWeb On-Line Census Images Project
Publishes census record images on-line
USGenWeb Church Records Project
Repository for church records
USGenWeb Marriage Records Project
Repository for marriage records
USGenWeb Obituaries Project
Newspapers have given permission to archive published obituaries to help researchers
USGenWeb Special Collections Project
Not all submitted data falls into the standard state/county category, but covers multiple counties or states. Also provides an entry page to scanned out-of-print books on family studies, historical books and various journals permanently stored in the USGenWeb Archives for free access
USGenWeb Census Project (one of two)
The United States Census data on this site was transcribed and proofread by USGenWeb Census Project volunteers.
Account of the Fund for the Relief of East Tennessee
This book, published in 1864, describes the politics of Civil War-era East Tennessee, the destruction weighed on the region through military action, and the money collected to provide some financial relief to the region.
The History of Tennessee, from Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, by Carpenter
Published in 1854
The Political Graveyard - Sevier County Burials
This site lists the burials of individuals who held political offices.