New Indexing Projects on FamilySearch: June 2017
FamilySearch has published its June 2017 list of historic record collections available for indexing (see table below). If you have not contributed as an indexer yet, these new projects might provide the perfect opportunity! This month's indexing projects might also hold "that record" you need to break down another family history brick wall. There are new projects for Australia, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Italy, Peru, and the US. Help us unlock them through indexing. The indexing done by generous online volunteers is what makes historical records easily searchable online for free at FamilySearch. Click on a project of personal interest from the collections list below to see how you can help connect families to their ancestors.
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