Social security death records play a valuable role in providing the proper service for people looking for specific documents for special reasons. At some point in every person’s life, they have encountered the death of a loved one while he or she was far away from that certain someone. You might wish to see...
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Often times when searching genealogical records from any given “large” database site it can be easy to get lost or not find what you KNOW should be there because of the search tools that are provided to search the site. Stephen Morse has an incredible site he calls “A One Step Portal for On-Line...
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FamilySearch has updated or added three new free databases this week to its online pilot program at http://pilot.familysearch.org. The new additions represent over 9 million new names. There are now over 477 million searchable names on the pilot site. Current indexing projects include the 1920 U.S Census, 1869 Argentina Census, 1930 Mexico Census, 1945...
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FamilySearch added over 2 million new images or indexed records this week to its pilot Record Search databases this week. Thanks to all of the wonderful volunteers who help bring these projects to the Web for public access. Patrons can search these databases for free online at FamilySearch.org or directly at http://pilot.familysearch.org. Project Name...
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