Below is a second list or resources avilable from Ancestry.com's extensive databases - newspaper obituary columns. These are specifically requested lists from people carrying out searches. Our first list, which can be found HERE,  offers the most popularly requested databases from Ancestry.com. 

Try beginning your search with Getting Started from Ancestry.com then contact the original country of departure armed with as much information as possible. 

CARRY OUT AN INSTANT SEARCH HERE AND NOW

The title link will bring you to a free search box at the bottom of the page BUT be warned!!!!! You could get lost in this site for hours!!! I wrote in my father's surname and found 126 phone listings all over the US, among other interesting facts. AMAZING!!!!!!!!

In addition to the searchable genealogical databases, Ancestry.com has also compiled a growing collection of methodological and reference material in the Ancestry Library.

The library is the best collection of family history how-to and learning materials on the Internet. Browse or search our archives of Ancestry Magazine, the Ancestry Daily News, and popular Ancestry.com online columnists George G. Morgan, Dick Eastman, Kip Sperry, Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens, and Drew Smith.

How-to (178)
Discover the basics of family history research, and learn how to organize and document your work effectively

 • Preserving Family History (141)
Preserve precious heirlooms and learn how to record and write about your family history and traditions for future generations. 

• Record Sources (307)
Learn how to use various records to trace your family history, including vital, census, and a plethora of others available from government and private sources

• Family Origins (67)
Finding family origins is both interesting and challenging. Tap into general immigration records and instructions to trace ethnic groups.

• Religion (15)
Discover step-by-step instructions to find and effectively use the records and information of various denominations. 

• Technology (164)
Follow the changing role of technology and stay current with the latest trends in software, databases, Web sites, distance research, and more.

 • Genealogy Products (82)
With literally thousands of books, periodicals, software and other genealogical supplies available, it is important to know which ones are most useful for your research. 

• Organizations (95)
Genealogical societies, historical organizations, museums, libraries, and archives can lead researchers to rich sources of information.

• Current Events (170)
Stay current with the latest news and learn what records are available, which ones are at risk, and how you can influence decisions regarding access and preservation. 

• Geography (33)
Learn useful tools and techniques, as well as how to use maps, atlases, and gazetteers for discovering the place your ancestors called home.

 • Historical Context (121)
Discover the rest of the story with biographical details and historical facts to add life and inspiration to your family history.