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LegacyUser

Quinton Anthony said: How about putting other records online - even if all you can do is browse. For example - Alabama and Oklahoma death certificates - not only indexes.

LegacyUser

Randy Hoffman said: FamilySearch has millions of browse-only images on the site. If the collection you want isn't there, it could be due to a number of factors.

LegacyUser

Paul Starkey said: There many browse only record collections published.

Oklahoma Probate Records, 1887-2008
Alabama, Sumter County Circuit Court Files, 1840-1950

Above are a couple of examples in states you mentioned.

Examples of others:

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Seamen's Proofs of Citizenship, 1791-1861
United States Revolutionary War Pension Payment Ledgers, 1818-1872
Montana, Sanders County Records, 1866-2010

FamilySearch captures or gathers many more images each year than we can index. So these images are published as browse only. We are excited with the growth of indexing, so I don't want to come across in a negative way toward that effort.

Carol Schaff

I want to browse Nova Scotia Deaths from 1878 to 1889 What is the problem?