Family History Genealogy or Bucklin Family History

This page will give you ideas for browsing or research  -  some sites you may want to visit if you are concentrating on Bucklin Genealogy.  (We assume you have gone to our database which has over 3,500 persons.)   Let's suppose you are interested in some ancestors from Rhode Island. RICON -- which is --- the Rhode Island Consortium of Genealogical and Historical Societies (RICON) --- was established in 1998, and has grown because it is worthwhile. It is a good informal union of genealogical and historical societies as well as other organizations which have an interest in Rhode Island family history. We belong to the Consortium.  You should browse there for a while, to get a feel for what is available through those societies.

One easy source for genealogy links and info is Everton's genealogical helper magazine

Genealogy.com is a commercial site that has links to 76,000 places, and is well indexed.  It's primary use to you may be its on-line classes and information on how to do research.

The Newberry Library in Chicago is an independent research library concentrating in the humanities. It houses an extensive non-circulating collection of rare books, maps, and manuscripts. The emphasis here is on New England and colonial America and the reference librarians do assist. www.newberry.org

And, of course, there is the great LDS Research site
http://www.familysearch.org/   They say " The largest collection of free family history, family tree and genealogy records in the world." -- and it is!

The Whipple family has a great information on their family, which includes information for those digging into American Revolutionary War history.  Like the Bucklins, the Whipples were heavily involved in the Revolution.  Their sites mentions us at their discussion of  Abraham Whipple, who commanded the longboat flotilla attacking the Gaspee.

Myfamily.com has some websites with genealogical information, but the persons posting information frequently have wrong information.  Ancestry. COM has message boards which can assist you finding others researching the same family surname.  Likewise, the Family Tree Maker's site  and the pages at  freepages. genealogy. rootsweb.com are sometimes used by Bucklins to post family tree and genealogy,  but, frankly speaking, the information on those sites generally does not give source references and is not consistently reliable.  If you use information from these sites, regard it as suspect until you have verified the source for the posted information.

http://familyhistory.com/societyhall FGS is a non-profit organization comprised of hundreds of genealogical and historical societies, family associations, and libraries with a combined membership of over 500,000 members. FGS is actively involved in efforts to protect societies, facilitate and coordinate society activities, and monitor events significant to the genealogical community. The Federation is the collective voice for genealogists at the national level.

Bucklin Of Counsel (BOC) and Corporate - Ethics US  are two sites of our webmaster.  His work for the Joseph Bucklin Society is done as a labor of love.   Repay him by going to his sites on legal ethics information and corporate ethics seminars.  Member Bucklin also does legal form publishing for attorney litigation purposes and writes various texts on the subjects of law and ethics.

Cindy's List  is the biggest list of genealogical sources on the web.  Here is the mother lode of genealogy indexes.  Started by a serious researcher to help herself and other find information on the internet, Cyndi put together thousands of links to pages and sites of interests to genealogists.  Now, no genealogist who is serious about family history will fail to visit Cydi's List to see possible sites to visit for more genealogy information.

Are you looking for a British company, with researchers throughout England.  which will search the records of your English ancestors stored in archives throughout England, many of which are unavailable on the Internet.  British Ancestors fits that description, and they offer a no-obligation research assessment.

The Winthrop Society is a research point regarding the Massachusetts Bay Colony settlers and genealogy notes on the Winthrop fleet passengers.  We reference it on appropriate pages on our site, but you should visit it simply because it is a wonderful organization, with great information regarding the Massachusetts Bay Colony.  Winthrop Society is a model for websites and non-governmental historical organizations.   William Bucklin, the ancestor of the Joseph Bucklin for whom this society is named is the person shown on the Winthrop Society's colonist list as "William Buckland".  Thus for those interested in joining the Winthrop Society, we can help you establish your line of ancestry needed for membership.

We feel constrained to note for you that http://bucklin.homestead.com  is simply a internet point used to alert researchers where we are.  No reason to visit it if you are here. But you might bump into it, so you need to know its limited use. 

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