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New Historical Records on FamilySearch: Week of May 21, 2018

Find your German ancestors on FamilySearch with 2 million new Baden, Germany Catholic Church records. You can also check out the new genealogical records added this week from Argentina, Benin, Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, England, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Ukraine, United States (Iowa, Louisiana, and Rhode Island) and Venezuela. 

Research these new free records by clicking on the collection links below, or go to FamilySearch to search over 8 billion free names and record images.

 

Country Collection Indexed Records Digital Images Comments
Argentina Argentina, Corrientes, Catholic Church Records, 1734-1977 30,572 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Austria Austria, Upper Austria, Catholic Church Records, 1581-1919 19,059 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Benin Benin, Civil Registration of Deaths, 1891-2014 20,583 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Bolivia Bolivia Catholic Church Records, 1566-1996 8,166 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Brazil Brazil, Minas Gerais, Catholic Church Records, 1706-1999 35,019 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
England England, Devon Bishop's Transcripts, 1558-1887 446,584 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Germany Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Kreis Steinburg, Civil Registration, 1874-1983 17,365 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Germany Germany, Baden, Archdiocese of Freiburg im Breisgau, Catholic Church Records, 1678-1930 2,493,466 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Luxembourg Luxembourg, Civil Registration, 1796-1941 4,307 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Netherlands Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950 41,606 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Poland Poland, Radom Roman Catholic Church Books, 1587-1966 8,770 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Portugal Portugal, Setúbal, Catholic Church Records, 1555-1911 1,544 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Ukraine Ukraine, Western Ukraine Catholic Church Book Duplicates, 1600-1937 22,219 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States Iowa, Old Age Assistance Records, 1934-1946 264,371 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States Louisiana, Parish Marriages, 1837-1957 235,765 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States Rhode Island Naturalization Records 1907-1991 6,629 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
Venezuela Venezuela, Catholic Church Records, 1577-1995 18,386 0 Added indexed records to an existing collection
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Thank you for your message.
Paul O'Connor
29
May
2018
How can I get a copy of past New Records? I was looking at an article on GEDCOM ,which I needed, but lost it by the invasion of a Microsoft 10 up date. Thank you
Carol Christiansen Davis
28
May
2018
Have you tried the Family Search FaceBook communities? There is one group for International , and also North America, and Specialty Genealogy Group. They are great for helping a person research, such as where to look, or what does this word in a record mean and so forth.
Bonnie Muller
28
May
2018
So many of your records are indexed or at least show an image is available but when you click on it, it says that the information is only available at a Family History Center or to a signed in member. I do sign in with my account but am not a member of the Church. This is not good as we cannot get rent microfilms any longer and spending hours sitting in the center is not an option for many people.
Nancy
27
May
2018
When will you have Switzerland records 1400 to 1600
Ryszard Muller
27
May
2018
Edit 1898
Ryszard Muller
27
May
2018
Trying to find out what happened to my paternal Grandfather Richard Pavel Muller born 18/12/1848 Kobylyn Poland. Married Rosa Paula Hoffman 03/11/1922 Pogorzela Leszno district Poland.
Cannot find any trace or record after his marriage to Rosa in 1922.
Jackson G Booker
23
May
2018
Would love to find out who his parents are and his siblings. Can’t go any further.
Born Alabama abt 1822 -1927. Married to Jefelona Myrick. Look forward to future postings. Laura
Jerri Strombeck
27
May
2018
On the 1850 Monroe County census, there is a William Booker, age 56; Sarah, age 56; Garritt age 18 (I think that's your Jackson G.) and Green Bury, age 13. Have you considered that?
Charlotte Berg
23
May
2018
The computer gives me a password and then will not accept it..Very frustrating
Marie Plancon Doeberl
23
May
2018
I have been trying to trace my maternal grandmother's family and can go no further than those that came to the United States which is my grandmother Bridget Margaret Dooley, her sisters, Mary Dooley Cunningham and Ellen Mary Dooley Cunningham. My grandmother had my mother Edith Margaret Dooley and my grandfathers name was John Maloney. Both family's came from Ireland. The Dooley's (my grandmother Bridget Margaret Dooley) Derryduff, County Laois, Ireland. Her father was Joseph Dooley (born in Derryduff, County Laois) and her mother was Johanna Byrne (born in Kilkenny, Ireland). My grandfather (mother's father) John Maloney was born in Danbury, Connecticut, US. His father Michael Maloney was from County Cork, Ireland and I think his mother Katherine Murphy was born in Danbury, Connecticut. That is as far as I can get on either side. I am hoping you can suggest what steps I should take next. Thanks for whatever direction you can give. Marie
Tina
24
May
2018
Try rootsireland. My cousin joined and found my great grandfather's baptismal info that I had been looking for on numerous websites for a long time.