Get Involved: Start Indexing with FamilySearch. Historical documents—like birth certificates, military records, or censuses—contain important information about our ancestors' lives Indexing makes those raw details findable on FamilySearch
FamilySearch Indexing FamilySearch Indexing Can Genealogy Be Done On a Computer? FamilySearch indexing creates indexes to genealogical information in the Granite Mountain Records Vault and makes it available to everyone on the Internet
Get to Know the New Browser-Based Indexing Program Sign in to the new My Indexing page with your FamilySearch Account or LDS Account 2 Click Find Batches to see the projects list, and check out a batch to index by clicking Start next to the
FamilySearch Indexing FamilySearch Indexing is a volunteer project established in 2006 and run by FamilySearch The project aims to create searchable digital indexes for scanned images of historical documents
Opportunities • Get Involved - FamilySearch This indexing activity is no longer needed—but your help is! Try a new activity, and explore how your contributions make a difference on the Your Impact page
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Sign in to FamilySearch • FamilySearch Sign in to use the features on FamilySearch, including the use of Family Tree and in order to search our free collection of online digital records
How is indexing changing? - FamilySearch At FamilySearch, we’ve improved the technology behind indexing, giving you new opportunities to volunteer your indexing skills See the Get Involved section of our site for more information Here are answers to commonly asked questions about the updates
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