Geographic-specific Web sites are those pages that contain information specifically about a particular town, county, state, country, or other locality. They typically provide information about local resources, such as genealogical and historical societies, government agencies and courthouses, cemeteries, and civic organizations.
Some sites have local histories and biographies of prominent residents online.
Often, they list and have links to other Web pages that have resources for the area. Doing so is easy. Using your Web browser, go to the Genealogy Toolbox . Select Genealogy SiteFinder. Selecting Genealogy SiteFinder takes you to the Genealogy SiteFinder main page where you can choose whether to run a search on a location name or to look through the directory.