• Ancestral Findings
• Ancestry Plus: A comprehensive online source of information for conducting genealogical and local history research. Includes the digitized images of the U.S. Federal Census from 1790 forward, the American Genealogical Biographical Index, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, and much more. Available in the HEADQUARTERS, NORTH COUNTY AND SOUTH COUNTY LIBRARIES ONLY.
• Baptisms Readington Reformed Church (1720-1837)
• Central New Jersey Genealogical Club: Their newsletter and notices of meetings are posted on the bulletin board by the copier in our Reference Room.
• Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites: The behemoth of genealogical sites, with over a quarter of a million websites categorized and indexed.
• David Library of the American Revolution. Box 48, Washington Crossing, PA 18977-0048.
• Family History Centers: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) have Family History Centers in Clinton, East Brunswick and Princeton, through which you can borrow microfilms from the main library in Salt Lake City.
• FamilySearch: Online access to many (not all) genealogies recorded with the Church of Latter-Day Saints.
• Genealogical Society of New Jersey: Events, publications, collections, etc.
• Genealogy Resources in the Hunterdon County Library: A comprehensive list of print & microfilm materials available at the Hunterdon County Library.
• History Mapping : Interactive local history maps using Goodge Earth
• Hunterdon County Democrat Transcription Index: Genealogical data, 1838-1888, from the local newspaper, extracted by Mr. Dennis Sutton.
• Hunterdon County Historical Society. Hours, projects, and information on digitized copies of he Hunterdon Gazette (1825-1866).
• Hunterdon County NJ Genealogy Resources: A U.S. GenWeb site, with links to local church and cemetery information.
• Hunterdon County Surrogates Court: Sources of Genealogical Interest. A listing (not indexed) of the records of this court, in charge of adoptions and wills.
• Index to Obituaries in the Easton Express: Many Hunterdon people did get obituaries printed in this Pennsylvania paper. Index for 1917-2006.
• National Archives Genealogists/Family Historians Page: A user-friendly guide to federal records.
• NJ Department of Health and Senior Services Vital Statistics: The source for birth, marriage, and death records from 1878 onwards.
• New Jersey Digital Highway
• NJ Division of Archives and Record Management: Genealogical Holdings: Genealogical Holdings. The source for birth, marriage, and death records from 1848 to 1878. (Before 1848, the state of New Jersey did not require vital statistics to be recorded in Trenton.)
• NJ Genealogical Societies, Libraries and Archives
• New Jersey Historical Society: Programs, exhibitions, collections, hours.
• New Jersey State Library, Genealogy and Local History Collection: Description and online catalog of the state library's collections. They also have these searchable digitized books: Record of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Civil War, 1861-1865 and Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War.
• The North Jersey History and Genealogy Center
• ROOTS-L New Jersey: Mailing lists (called listservs) for genealogical researchers. Hunterdon County has a very active listserv.
• RootsWeb.com: The oldest and largest free online community for genealogists.
• Sanborn Company fire insurance maps of New Jersey from Princeton University
• The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation: Explore your family history at Ellis Island.
• USGenWeb Project: A free, volunteer-based project for doing local genealogical and historical look-ups. Organized by state and county.
• Vital Records Information US: Where to find vital records information.
• West Jersey History Project
• Yahoo! Genealogy: A categorized set of Internet links, similar to, but not nearly as extensive as Cyndi's List.