Correcting indexing errors
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Incorrect IndexingPhilippines, Camarines Sur, Caceres—Registros Parroquiales, 1716–1977 [Parte B] [MMZF-PHY] 10 marri…
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Switching a whole sectionI recently reviewed a batch where the indexer put almost every single name out of over 150 names in…
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1Previously indexed database missing much of its indexMassachusetts Births, 1841-1915, (https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1536925) was previ…new Closed Elizabeth Handler 91 views 0 comments 1 point Most recent by Elizabeth Handler Suggest an Idea
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I am currently reviewing US, Missouri—Naturalization Records, 1843–1991 [Part A][M34K-P5S].I am currently reviewing US, Missouri Naturalization Records, 1843-1991, Part A. There have been r…
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Birth index cards that then read "date of death"Hi Should I index names/dates as a birth or as a death? The record shows it's a "Births Inde…
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1900 Census Indexing Enumeration Is Incorrect For Daniel Angel PID 9QMD-4DYIn the 1900 census for Daniel Angel PID 9QMD-4DY his names was incorrectly enumerated as David Ange…Answered Alvin Eugene Burningham 162 views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by Suzanne Adams1 Family Tree
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2Change the word "Edit" to "Correction"I received an email feedback from a patron who explained she did not know she could edit an indexed…
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How can I report an incorrectly indexed Family Search source?Hi there! So I was working my my family history today and came across a source in Family Search tha…
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Indexing error: naturalization records from NY not OHThe catalog entry says Ohio, County Naturalization Records but the film contains county naturalizat…
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Colorado Place Name ErrorsI find more place name errors in sources related to Colorado every day. Today, for example, the st…