Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library in Alpena, Michigan.

The Archives of Michigan is responsible for preserving the records of Michigan government and other public institutions. The collections also include documents, maps, photographs and film from private individuals and organizations.

The Bentley Historical Library collects the materials for and promotes the study of the histories of two great, intertwined institutions, the State of Michigan and the University of Michigan. The Library is open without fee to the public, and we welcome researchers regardless of academic or professional affiliation.

Have any Polish family that lived in the Tuscola County area, check out the digital collection from the Tuscola County Advertiser from 1868 - 1942 and the Caro High School yearbooks from 1922 - 2006.

Genealogical materials in the Burton Historical Collection include federal census population schedules, family histories, cemetery inscriptions, church records of baptisms, marriages, and deaths, military records, hereditary society indexes, heraldry books, immigration records, probate indexes and records, vital records, obituaries, and land records.

Digital Library of the United States – is a free website that can be searched by topic and partners with many libraries and institutions.

Link to the Grand Rapids, Michigan Library.

Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Link to the Jagiellonian located in Krakow, Poland.

Law, genealogy, newspapers, county guides and more are available to the public.

Genealogical resources available at the Livonia Public Library in Michigan.

Use this website to find public records as well as local information from local county and city sources. Find information such as birth certificates, death certificates, marriage and divorce decrees, adoption records, property ownership and property tax values.

National Archives -United States – is a free database with charts, forms, resources and videos to assist with your research.

New York Public Library – has links to other genealogical websites and digital photographs.

The District Library has a collection of local newspapers archived on microfilm, some from as early as January 1874. Additionally, an index of obituaries is part of the collection going back to the 1920's. Some records are extractions of names only while from 2014 on complete obituaries are provided.

This site is contains books, maps, letter, pictures, and newspapers that will be helpful for research in Poland. This site is in Polish.

Link to the Sandusky Library in Ohio.

Online materials from the University Library in Poznan UAM.

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The Bacon Memorial District Library's site features digitized copies of the Wyandotte City Directories. The first volume is for the year 1898-1899 and ends in 1940. Not all years are represented.