The best Internet resource is Cyndislist for Immigration . For the Ellis Island passenger records database for 1892-1924, see Ellis Island On-Line .

929.1 C287g	Carmack, Sharon, A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Immigrant and Ethnic Ancestors , Cincinnati, OH: Betterway, 2000. Also in the Reference Collection. How to identify and trace your immigrant ancestor back to their arrival in the U.S. using sources that will help determine origins in other countries.
R929.1 C698	Colletta, John, They Came in Ships , Salt Lake City: Ancestry, 2002. Also in the Reference Collection. How to locate your ancestor in ship passenger lists. Older editions in circulation.
929.1072 N338	Neagles, James, Locating Your Immigrant Ancestor , Logan, UT: Everton, 1986. Also in the Reference Collection. How to locate naturalization records in the U.S. before 1906 when the U.S. government began collecting them.
929.373 S294	Schaefer, Christina, Guide to Naturalization Records of the United States , Baltimore:  GPC, 1997 Identifies all repositories of naturalization records including types of records held, dates of coverage, and locations of original and microfilm records.  Also in the Reference Collection
929.1072 S539	Shea, Jonathan, Following the Paper Trail: A Multilingual Translation Guide , Teaneck, NJ: Avotaynu, 1994. Also in the Reference Collection. Finding naturalization records and ethnic origins.
R929.393 S998	Szucs, Loretto, Ellis Island , provo, UT:  Ancestry, 2000. An overview of the history and process of immigration together with instructions on las to locate immigrant ancestors.
929.1072 S998	Szucs, Loretto, They Became Americans; Finding Naturalization Records and Ethnic Origins , Salt Lake City:  Ancestry, 1998.  Also in the Reference Collection.
929.1072 T314	Tepper, Michael, American Passenger Arrival Records , Baltimore: GPC, 1993. Also in the Reference Collection. An explanation of passenger arrival records including what they contain where they can be found, and how they can be used.