New FamilySearch Collections - November 17, 2015

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New FamilySearch Collections Update: November 9, 2015

Nearly half a million more free records were added to the Billions Graves Index this week.Russia Tatarstan Church Books 1721-1939 , Minnesota Duluth and Wisconsin Superior Crew Lists 1922-1958, Poland Evangelical Church Books 1700-2005, and the US Freedmen's Bureau Hospital and Marriage Records also have significant additions. For these and more, follow the links below.

COLLECTION	INDEXED RECORDS	DIGITAL RECORDS	COMMENTS
BillionGraves Index	471,375	471,375	Added indexed records and images to an existing collection
California Immigration Registers of Japanese Filipinos and Hawaiians at San Francisco 1928-1942	9,385	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Guam Passenger and Crew Lists 1947-1952	8,127	663	New indexed records and images collection
Maine Bath Seamen's Proofs of Citizenship 1833-1868	3,555	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Michigan Crew Lists for various ports 1929-1966	163,256	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Minnesota Duluth and Wisconsin Superior Crew Lists 1922-1958	208,667	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Poland Evangelical Church Books 1700-2005	0	168,622	New browsable image collection.
Russia Tatarstan Church Books 1721-1939	0	897,183	Added images to an existing collection
United States Freedmen's Bureau Hospital and Medical Records 1865-1872	132,483	41,496	Added indexed records and images to an existing collection

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