Please note that some One-Name Studies listed do not have websites, but an email address is provided instead. These are protected with JavaScript, so if you cannot see the email address, please contact me.
If you have a website with information on your Devon family or are conducting a One-Name Study (even if you don't have a website) and would like this added to this site, then please contact me.
These pages are for researchers who have websites containing information on Devon families and also for those doing One-Name Studies (even if they don't have a website).
If you would like your website or One-Name Study surname interests added to this section, then please contact me.
Unfortunately, it is beyond the realms of Devon Gen Web to be able to keep a complete listing of everyone's Devon surname interests. However, there are already a number of places around the internet where researchers can add their surname interests to online databases or upload their family tree.
Leaving your surname interests around the internet is a great way to find others who are researching the same surnames. The following websites are places where you can do this.
If you are interested in the distribution of surnames in Britain the following may be usefull.
If you are interested in conducting a one-name study of a particular surname, the Guild of One-Name Studies or GOONS will be of interest. This is a UK-based organisation where members can register their interest in a surname for a yearly subscription and allows others to contact them.
There are also some places on the internet where you can upload your family trees, again very useful in helping researchers find others researching the same surnames and/or families.
In all places where you may upload family trees or share information with others, please remember to Respect others PRIVACY... whether they are your own direct family or those that may have been shared with you. Some online family trees will automatically set living people to private... while others such as Genes Reunited will simply add the names of living people, unless you change the tree settings. So PLEASE BE CAREFUL otherwise you may land up upsetting people!
While names, dates and places are not classified as copyright due to them being in the public domain. A family history report that has written content, would be classified as copyright to the author... although the names, dates and places that it contains would still be public domain.
You may also find it useful to read some of the articles at Cyndi's List on Etiquette and Ethics in genealogical research.