Stephen P. Morse
The One-Step Webpages by Stephen P. Morse contain hints for finding immigration records, census records and many other tools for genealogical research.
Thomas MacEntee's Cheat Sheets
Genealogist Thomas MacEntee has created over 30 free, easy to use cheat sheets covering a wide range of topics including Google searches, city directories, school yearbooks and much more. These sheets are two-sided, downloadable PDF's and all are FREE.
U.S. Census Bureau
Discover explanations on all federal census years and access copies of original forms and questions.
U.S. Federal Census Forms
Blank U.S. Census and other genealogy forms. U.S. Census forms cover 1790 through 1950. They can be used to transcribe information. The census forms can also be used to determine the data that were collected in each census.
U.S. GenWeb Project
Volunteer-run genealogy pages organized by state and county. Guides, records, transcriptions, and links - invaluable for state-by-state U.S. research. Drill down to Gladwin County which needs a volunteer to manage its site.
Wolfram | Alpha
Free computational database which presents a variety of solutions for genealogy including back engineering for dates.
