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This week millions of indexed birth, marriage, and death records from Italy and Mexico were published online. These free collections are the direct results of the online indexing volunteer community. Discover your ancestry reaching back as far as the 1500's in new collections such as the Italy Bari Civil Registration (State Archive) 1809-1908, Mexico Distrito Federal Catholic Church Records 1514-1970, and Mexico Guanajuato Catholic Church Records 1519-1984. Explore the full list of new collections online below.
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Monday, August 24, 2015
New FamilySearch Collections: Week of August 5, 2015
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