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* [[Algeria Tribes and Clans]] - Online books about tribes in Algeria and the surrounding areas, including family histories and some genealogies. | |||
* [[Algeria Tribes and Clans]] - Online books about tribes in | |||
* [[Algeria Colonial Records]] - French records for Algeria | * [[Algeria Colonial Records]] - French records for Algeria | ||
* [[Algeria Census]] - Some French census records for Algeria are accessible online. Modern censuses conducted since gaining its independence in 1962 may be accessible by inquiry through the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centre_National_des_Archives_(Algeria) National Archive of Algeria]. | * [[Algeria Census]] - Some French census records for Algeria are accessible online. Modern censuses conducted since gaining its independence in 1962 may be accessible by inquiry through the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centre_National_des_Archives_(Algeria) National Archive of Algeria]. | ||
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Algeria Research Strategies[edit | edit source]
- Getting Started
- Finding Town of Origin - Locating the town where your ancestor was from
- Record Finder - gives suggestions for records to search
- Online Learning - Video Classes
Algeria Research Tips[edit | edit source]
Understand Important Historical Events[edit | edit source]
- Ottoman Rule (1517–1830): Algeria was part of the Ottoman Empire, governed by local rulers known as Deys. This period saw significant administrative and land management changes, impacting land ownership and records.
- French Colonization (1830–1962): France invaded and colonized Algeria, leading to extensive changes in land ownership, administration, and record-keeping. The French implemented a system of civil registration, which included detailed records of births, marriages, and deaths.
- Algerian War of Independence (1954–1962): The struggle for independence from French rule led to significant social and political upheaval. The war resulted in the establishment of an independent Algerian state and changes in land ownership and governance.
- Post-Independence Land Reforms (1962–1970s): Following independence, the Algerian government implemented land reforms to redistribute land from colonial settlers to Algerian farmers. These reforms significantly altered land ownership records and impacted genealogical research.
- See also Algeria History.
Where to Start Finding Records[edit | edit source]
- Algeria Tribes and Clans - Online books about tribes in Algeria and the surrounding areas, including family histories and some genealogies.
- Algeria Colonial Records - French records for Algeria
- Algeria Census - Some French census records for Algeria are accessible online. Modern censuses conducted since gaining its independence in 1962 may be accessible by inquiry through the National Archive of Algeria.
- U.S. State Department Reciprocity and Civil Documents - (Algeria) Contains information about record-keeping practices in Algeria and offices to contact
Connect with Societies[edit | edit source]
- Algeria Societies - Organizations and societies focused on genealogical research relevant to Egypt. Connecting with societies and genealogy research groups can be extremely helpful for asking questions, exchanging ideas, and learning new strategies.
- Arab Genealogy Community - Online research forum for Arab genealogy.