Michiganology.org
Site contains images of Michigan death certificates from late 1897 through 1948 and index-only records from 1949 - 1952 which may be viewed or printed. Also has a historical photos, stories, maps and other info about Michigan. Millions of naturalization records will be added in the future.
MyHeritage Library Edition
Family history/genealogy resource including more than 6 billion historical ​records from the United States, Europe, Latin America, and other regions. Includes the full USA federal census (1790-1940); census of England and Wales (1841-1901); U.S. World War II Army Enlistment as well as records of Union and Confederate Civil War soldiers. Over 2 billion family trees. Must log in from inside any Michigan Library for this link to work.
NARA
The National Archives & Records Administration (NARA) site contains information regarding the U.S. census, military service records, immigration (ship passenger lists), naturalization, land records and much more of interest to genealogists.
North American Slave Narratives
Autobiographical narratives of fugitive and formerly enslaved people published up to 1920.
Patriot Research System (SAR)
Revolutionary War patriots index, graves registry, and other records from the Sons of the American Revolution.
Reclaim The Records
This is a not for profit activist group. They identify important genealogical record sets that ought to be in the public domain but which are being wrongfully restricted. They work to get these records released to the public. Once they win, all the records are digitized and made available free. This site contains info about all the records they have successfully gained access to and where to find them.
Rootsweb
One of the first genealogical resources on the internet; it still offers excellent help with mailing lists; Ancestry Wiki; obituaries; connect to USGenWeb; Family Trees; queries; and more.
Saginaw Obituary Index
Maintained by the Public Libraries of Saginaw, Michigan. Includes index of over 200,000 obituaries published in Saginaw newsapers going back to the 1800's. Includes many Gladwin folks.
Sons of Union Vets of the Civil War
This is a continuing project to locate, identify, and mark the final resting places of those who fought in the Civil War
