Create Your
Family Tree.
Starting Your Genealogical Search? Let us help get you started.
Already an old pro? Maybe you'll find a new source here.
Did you know there are many unexpected places to begin the journey? Here are a few resources to help you.
Cemetaries
These sites are just a few. Hundreds of other specific sites can be easily accessed through the Pikes Peak Library District Genealogy Web page, considered to be one of the best library genealogical research sites.
Obituaries
Census Records
Ethnic Sources
African-American Historical Society
Cyndi's List (an excellent source for all searches)
Library of Congress Hispanic Reading Room
Mexican Border Crossing Records
Index of Native American Genealogy Resources
Bon Voyage!
Creating your family tree is a satisfying multi-generation project. Don't wait. Take time to record oral history and traditions. Document those precious memories from all generations.
Once you begin the journey of locating family records it is important to have a goal.Early on decide who will view the research? What kind of format should it reside in? What kind of story will you tell? Clarifying this might assure success with this exciting search into your family's history.
Have fun in a traditional paper and pen format or go
digital with many of the on-line memory making tools. Why not create
a web page that other family members can visit and embellish?
Traditional And Non-Traditional Charts and Materials to Help You!
Printable Materials Packet Invitation to Participate Participating Organizations About Us Gifts & Donations Generations United
