Genealogy CDs represent excellent value because each CD is the equivalent of an entire shelf of reference books. CDs come with an electronic index that makes searching for names even faster than with books alone. About two-thirds of the 150 CD-ROM publications in our collection are known as Family Archive CDs. Each of our Family Archive CDs contains images of the pages of the books featured therein, and each CD contains a collection of the best reference books on a specific topic, such as Virginia vital records, New England families, Irish immigration, and so on. Other CDs contain census records, lists of marriages, wills and administrations, and other genealogy source records. Scroll down and scan our complete list of CDs here, or, if you prefer, search under the state, country, or other topic of your choice and find the CD products, if any, at the top of that category. As with any CD-ROM, be sure to review the technical requirements prior to making your purchase.

Please note that 64-bit computers will not process our Family Archive CDs properly.

For more information about system requirements and for help in accessing the information on your CD, go to our CD Help page.

Macintosh Users: A handful of our CDs can be accessed on a Macintosh computer using the Adobe platform. They are listed below. In addition, our other CDs will run on an Apple or Mac if you have Windows software installed. There are many programs available that will accomplish this.

• British Emigrants in Bondage, by Peter Wilson Coldham
• The Family History Research Toolkit, by Michael Hait
• Southside Virginia Genealogies, by John W. Pritchett.
• The Ricker Compilation of Vital Records of Early Connecticut, by Jacquelyn Ladd Ricker
• History of Western Maryland, by J. Thomas Scharf
• Shenandoah Valley Settlers
  
• Scottish Immigrants to North America, 1600s-1800s. The Collected Works of David Dobson. Volume Two