Genealogy Resources

Want to find out more about your family history? Here's some help getting started.

MO Death Certificates Online

MO Death Certificates Online
An introductory tutorial from Fontbonne's former Archivist, Catherine Lucy (created as part of the graduate level Genealogy course INFO 284-10, Master of Library and Information Science program at the San Jose State University iSchool).

Emerging Technologies

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Emerging Technologies 2

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In the News

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Looking for content from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch? Articles from 1989 to the present are available online through ProQuest's Newstand. Some libraries have archives of older issues (usually on microfilm), which can be searched by date and requested through Interlibrary Loan.

Other historical publications are also available through the library databases (see the Digital Resources list) and via Heritage Quest Online.

Getting Started

Watch Genealogy on PBS. See more from the History Detectives.

Searching Historical Records

This is the first video in a series created for staff members at the Springville Utah Family History Center. Links to additional videos are listed below.

Digital Resources

These fully-searchable online resources include access to newspaper archives and other collections that may be useful for genealogical research. Access is available to all students, faculty, and staff. Other members of the community are welcome to explore them using the computers in the Information Commons at the Jack C. Taylor Library.

Additional Resources

Reference Shelf

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