FamilySearch continues to publish records at a “record” pace. Over the past few months many new records have been added. These records include:
Collection Number of Images Number of Records
Argentina Church Records 202,698
Brazil Catholic Church Records 1,162,880
Canada Notorial Records 113,475
Chile Civil Registration 696,721
El Salvador Civil Registration 41,876
German Church Records 209,634
Guatemala Civil Registration 5,241
Hungary Catholic Church Records 9,065,513
Italy Civil Registration 234,956
Mexico Church Records 5,752,835
Philippines Civil Registration 1,535,971
Spanish Diocese Records 11,629
California Marriages 281,432
California Naturalization Index 22,506
Illinois Probate 244,131
Illinois State Census 256,004
Louisiana Confederate Pensions 198,414
Louisiana Parish Estate Files 83,768
Nebraska Homestead Records 39,373
New York Passenger lists 422,545
New York Estate Files 26,082 492,465
Texas County Records 345,228
Union Provost Marshal Files 107,471
Venezuelan Civil Registration 88,680
Zimbabwe & Rhodesian Death Notices 402,591
Numbers listed under images indicate that there are digital images of the records. If there are numbers under ‘Number of Records’, then the collection has been indexed and may be searched by name.
FamilySearch has been publishing nearly every week for many months. It is worthwhile to have a look at the site weekly, or at least once a month to see what new has been added. Many individuals are finding that their brick wall problems are being knocked down by the availability of these new online resources. The records can be accessed at FamilySearch.org. Names can be searched from the search box on the home page. The image only collectin can be browsed by clicking on the location under the “Browse by Location” heading just below the search box.