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US—Mortality Schedules, 1850–1880 [Part C] [MQNW-M3C] https://www.familysearch.org/indexing/batch/2…

Answered Cemetery Tramp 46 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by Cemetery Tramp September 17

US—Mortality Schedules, 1850–1880 [Part C] [MQN7-T6D] Yet again…. to spend over an hour indexing th…

Answered DebPlumbersWife 70 views 3 comments 0 points Most recent by Ashlee C. September 17

HI all. I am working on the latest mortality schedules project and I just encountered a batch where…

Answered KathrynAS 127 views 8 comments 0 points Most recent by KathrynAS September 16

in image 2 I am combining a DEC and a PET. The name of the primary's wife is different in each one.…

Answered Lisa Kay Horlacher 32 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by erutherford September 16

Answered Yvonne Knapton 47 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by Áine Ní Donnghaile September 16

In the batch I am indexing with it being death records: US, Alaska—Church Records, 1816–1970 [MQGK…

Answered jamesleeskinner1 52 views 4 comments 0 points Most recent by Julia Szent-Györgyi September 15

[MQK7-435] I am again asking about any information that may not be clear about indexing these parti…

Answered ✓ Mary Rice 32 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by gary_noble September 15

MQVB-BN9 I would like advice on whether this Index of Names only for Baptisms and their parents i…

Answered ✓ Mary Rice 41 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by gary_noble September 15

US—City Directories, 1902–1935 [Part J] [MQPW-JFJ] I am reviewing this city directory batch. The fi…

Answered ✓ Renese Moran 68 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by erutherford September 14

Naturalization Batch

I'm indexing a naturalization batch, and this person's birth place is stated as "Barbados BWI&…

Answered EmilyLister 70 views 4 comments 0 points Most recent by AnthonyHopkins5 September 13

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