Quick Start to FamilySearch (03:34)New Historic Records On FamilySearch: Week of January 30, 2017
Many more United States marriage records have been published and are now available on FamilySearch.org this week. Search these and other new free historic records from The Netherlands, Peru, and around The United States on FamilySearch by clicking on the links in the interactive table below.
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Collection |
Indexed Records |
Digital Images |
Comments |
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17,047 |
0 |
New indexed records collection |
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0 |
11,902 |
Added images to an existing collection |
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Massachusetts, Revolutionary War, Index Cards to Muster Rolls, 1775-1783 |
216,415 |
0 |
Added indexed records to an existing collection |
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12,192 |
0 |
Added indexed records to an existing collection |
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58,903 |
0 |
Added indexed records to an existing collection |
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New Hampshire, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1636-1947 |
19,442 |
0 |
Added indexed records to an existing collection |
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80,469 |
667 |
New indexed records and images collection |
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52,852 |
36,487 |
New indexed records and images collection |
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12,742 |
5,598 |
New indexed records and images collection |
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127,161 |
0 |
Added indexed records to an existing collection |
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31,831 |
0 |
New indexed records collection |
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0 |
20,371 |
Added indexed records to an existing collection |
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