Arizona Genealogy Birth and Death Certificates
Birth and death certificates are now available to the public online! Births that occurred at least 75 years ago and deaths that occurred at least 50 years ago are available for viewing online

Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records
Check for available resources under Family History; especially check the Arizona Biographical Databases

Cyndi’s List
Links to over 239,00 genealogical Internet sites

Family Search
Links to over 1 billion names in the LDS (Mormon Church) database. Access the catalog of the largest genealogical library in the world – the Family History Library in Salt Lake City

Mesa Regional Family History Center
The second largest branch of the LDS Family History Library right here in Arizona! Search their online catalog; click on hours and map for their hours of operation and directions.  Look here for an index of Arizona obituaries!

RootsWeb 
One of the oldest and respected genealogical database and it’s free! There are many valuable tools and resources; the RootsWeb surname list is just one

USGenWeb
A cooperative project, which maintains genealogical data from every state and county in the United States

WorldGenWeb
Check this giant collaboration of genealogical data and resources if your ancestor immigrated from another country

National Archives & Records
Use the Access to Archival Databases (AAD) system to search some of NARA's electronic records holdings; also explore the “Research Room”

US National Archives Microfilm Rentals  
Info on renting film, including US Census film from 1790-1920

Ellis Island
This Ellis Island immigration database lets users search and access the records of those who entered the United States through the Port of New York from 1892 to 1942. Twenty two million + records.

Federal Land Patent Records Site
This government site provides image access to more than two million Federal land title records for Eastern Public Land States, issued between 1820 and 1908. Images of Serial patents (land titles issued between 1908 and the mid-1960's) are currently being added to this web site.

Social Security Death Index
The SSDI is generated from the U. S. Social Security Administration's Death Master File, a source of over 72 million names. About 98 percent of the deaths in this database occurred between 1962 and the present

LDS Family History Center  
World's largest genealogical library system
 

Ancestry.com Inc.  
Books, magazines, software, and online services

Heritage Quest  
Heritage Quest magazine, books, software, and microfilm products
 

FamilyTreeMaker.com  
Family Tree Maker for Windows and Mac