Polish genealogy and heritage resource site for learning more about your ancestors.

Avotaynu is the leading publisher of information and products of interest to persons who are researching Jewish genealogy (Jewish roots) and Jewish family history. This includes the journal "Avotaynu", books, and microfiche. In addition, Avotaynu offers books, maps and video tapes published by other companies.

Centered around Mary Pawlak, this is an autobiographic, biographic and historical description of growing up in a Carpatho-Rusyn family in Irishtown and on nearby Bald Mountain during the 1920's and 30's. Both these areas are close to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

Genealogy and historical background for those researching ancestors from the Carpathian Mountain regions of present day Eastern Europe.

Pilzno was a shtetl of 150 Jewish families on the Wisloka river, 101 km east of Krakow. Information about the town and those who lived there.

FEEFHS (Federation of East European Family History Societies) is an "umbrella" organization of over 170 genealogy-related organizations that specialize in some part of Eastern Europe. Many databases can be found here and their entire web site can be searched for any word using the "WebPortal Index" search feature.

Links for people beginning to research Polish genealogy.

A guide for researching your family's history dating back to different times and places in contemporary Poland.

A repository of genealogical information about the villages of Gmina Cisna. Located in Poland, geographically near the location where the present borders of Poland, Ukraine, and Slovakia meet.

Searchable database of indices to 19th century Jewish vital records from current and former territories of Poland.

Search for towns in Lithuania and Poland. Presented by JewishGen.

A collection of links to other web-pages that contain Polish heraldry .

Links to downloadable files which contain the list of microfilms with Jewish records (of Poland). Films may be ordered at any one of the thousands of local Family History Centers worldwide (membership not required).

Ceil Jensen's site devoted to helping researchers find their Michigan and Polish heritage. Highlights traditional and electronic research methods. Also, Ceil's workshop and seminar calendar.

Message board for Polish genealogy researchers. Sponsored by Genealogy.com.

Aims to provide visitors with the tools they need to successfully research their roots in Poland. Includes details of surnames, queries and maps.

Basic information about the archives in Poland.

An electronic guide to Polish archives world-wide.

PGSA assists members in doing their Polish genealogical research by providing books, newsletters, bulletins, printed information, regular Society meetings, and an annual workshop. With more than 1800 members in the United States and several countries around the world, the Society also encourages its members to communicate with each other and share leads, research sources, and any other information that may prove mutually beneficial.

The Polish Museum houses the PGSA collection along with many other materials of interest.

Dedicated to the collection, preservation and dissemination of research materials relevant to one's Polish heritage.

Approximately 14,000 searchable vital records transcribed from various microfilms from The Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. Includes 13 parishes in Poland.

Information for genealogists on obtaining vital records in Poland. From JewishGen.

Zaluski Family of Poland, Canada, UK, and USA.

History and images of Zolynia, Poland, with an emphasis on its destroyed Jewish community.