Indexes for a period of time, after which the National Archives can They invest in record digitizationĪnd indexing so they will have exclusive access to the images and Personally identifying information, and Ancestry will have a shorter window ofĮxclusivity with their content. Partially-digitized collections before they’re even indexed, likeįamilySearch already does. Records online faster by uploading digitized and
In the past, but this time around, the contract allows them to get So the National Archives has partnered with these organizations Include various items with births, marriages, deaths, immigration Partnerships are with FamilySearch and Ancestry, and the records in question will NEWS: National Archives (U.S.) Doing MoreĬontracts to digitize more of its historical records. Your research if you’ve stalled somewhere on your U.S. These new marriage record collections are. A lot of these are olderīut you’ll be surprised at how far into the 20th century some of Of course, not every ancestor who married stayed that way:Īncestry has also updated its Idaho divorce collection and added a newĬollection of Oregon divorce records. Indexes for West Virginia, Maine and Jackson Co, Missouri. We noticed that Ancestry has just added new marriage Louisiana’s collection alone contains overĪ million entries, and Pennsylvania’s dates to the 1600s! ButįamilySearch isn’t alone in the marriage record publishing Published or updated indexed marriage records inĬolorado, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Washington. Having some success! At FamilySearch alone last week, they We had heard through the grapevine thatįamilySearch had set itself to the task of tracking down every Records online? Well, last week was a doozy in terms of U.S. You noticed on our blog that every Friday we report new genealogy Genealogy Gems App Users: Check out the Bonus I’ll introduce that challenge with a surprise guest-the poet Writing challenge to share with everyone, not just those who blog.
We’re celebrating YOURS! Today I have a special segment thatĬelebrates what YOU have shared with us about your adventures inįamily history blogging. But we’re not just celebrating our own genealogy writing. Gems are celebrating reaching a milestone 1000 blog posts on our
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