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| | | |  | | | | | | | | | | |  What's New: The International Genealogical Index (IGI) Is Complete
We mentioned in an earlier FamilySearch blog post that work has now been completed for the International Genealogical Index (IGI). This final addition to the IGI consists of records submitted by the community. The IGI and all the records from the FamilySearch record collection can be searched from the main page of FamilySearch.org. The IGI can also be searched by going to the Historical Record Collections page and typing IGI in the search box. Read the full article.
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| | |  5 Minute Genealogy—Sharing Information with Others
You may have asked yourself: Why would I share what I've been researching with others? Why would they care? How can I share my family history? Sharing research can answer questions, fill in gaps, connect living relatives, and get others involved. In this episode, Jesse and Tom will show you the fun and importance of sharing your discoveries with others. View this video here.
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| | |  Genealogists Say "Thanks" Video Contest
Here's your chance to say "Thanks" to the indexers who have helped you find your ancestors. Create a short video that is one minute or less to thank FamilySearch indexers and arbitrators for helping to make records searchable online. Highlight an ancestor you have found, or someone you know who has found an ancestor while searching on FamilySearch.org, and express your gratitude to the indexers who helped make it possible. Full Story
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| | |  Tech Tips—Going Digital in the Cemetery
The following method of digitally documenting cemetery markers has decreased by at least half the time it takes our genealogy society to read cemeteries and get the information onto a data base. There are three distinct advantages in using modern technology to read and document cemeteries, as opposed to the pen and pad method. First, a digital camera in the hand is faster than a pen in the hand—much faster. Full Story
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| | |  Fresh from the Vault
New collections are added each week to FamilySearch. Collections that are marked with a camera indicate collections for which digitized images are available. Collections marked with the term "Browse Images" refer to the fact that the collection has not been indexed yet but is available for browsing. These collections have helps added to assist you in narrowing your search down to specific times, places, and record types. Click here to see the new collections. When you get to this page, click on the Last Updated link above the collection dates.
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| | | | Site Scoop—FamilySearch Website Updates—Source Box
The latest updated release of the FamilySearch website provides users with an improvement to the Source Box. This change makes your source box easier to find on the home page. In this issue of the User Newsletter, we discuss what this change looks like and provide instructions on how to use the Source box. Full Story
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| | | | | |  Researching Your Family—A Suggestion on Where to Start
You found success! While researching your great-grandfather, you finally found where his father was born. However, it is in a place where you've never researched before. Now you're wondering, where do I start? What are the most valuable records to begin with as I research in this new place? And how do I get access to those records? Full Story
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