DeafBiographies.com is a new website, created and compiled by Amy Johnson Crow, CG, which is devoted to biographical facts about deaf Americans through the early 20th century. The facts might be a birth, death, marriage, or school admission -- anything pertaining to the person's life. Currently, there are more than 6,500 records in its database. Each record has a source citation, making it easy for researchers to see where the information came from. A unique aspect to DeafBiographies is that users can register (for free) and enter facts. The site also features histories and pictures of U.S. schools for the deaf. Many records pertaining to deaf individuals contain tremendous amounts of genealogical information. Even if you do not have a deaf ancestor, if you have a collateral who was deaf, there might be great information here to help you with your genealogical research. http://www.deafbiographies.com/