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Those are public records from some aggregator database. FamilySearch is not responsible. You can see the same data on other websites.
Apart from attaching them to person pages, I mostly ignore them. I don't bring in the data. It is too unreliable.
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The "U.S. Public Records" stuff is not typed in by anyone. It's compiled and sold by data aggregation companies based on publicly-available information from things like phone books and real estate transactions.
I prefer to see the rampant errors in these compilations as a feature rather than a bug: those errors protect my privacy.
I do think, given the number and vehemence of the complaints about these indexes, that FamilySearch would do well to re-think their use and publication. Matches in these databases are very seldom relevant to deceased ancestors, and cannot be trusted even if they are relevant.
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