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By Annelie Hansen ,

July 19, 2020

Have you ever wondered when we started wearing denim jeans or where all those sci-fi novels came from? As it turns out, these and many other…

By Paul G. Nauta (@nautapg) ,

July 18, 2011

England and Mexico Collections See the Lion’s Share of the New Additions The recent collection updates at FamilySearch.org are too diverse t…

By Jesse Hyde ,

October 8, 2015

I was called to serve as an English-speaking missionary in the San Francisco, California mission. About nine months into my mission, my miss…

By Rob Goates ,

December 28, 2012

FamilySearch added an additional 38.5 million new, free indexed records and images this week to its collection. Notable additions include th…

By Courtney Connolly ,

July 8, 2015

We hope you were able to attend the recent (June 16, 2015) stake indexing director webinar, where we introduced a significant new indexing e…

By Nathan Murphy ,

May 27, 2015

Come play with us in the “sandbox” to learn how to use features of FamilySearch.org. These include how to use Family Tree, photos and memori…

By Jesse Hyde ,

October 28, 2015

In his April 2015 general conference talk, Elder M. Russell Ballard told Church members that “RM” does not stand for “retired Mormon.” He co…

By Yvonne Sorenson ,

October 26, 2015

During the month of October, the Family History Library will be hosting a number of free online family history classes and webinars. These c…

By Leslie Albrecht Huber ,

February 17, 2017

The wealth of records on FamilySearch is constantly growing—sometimes so quickly that even experienced researchers aren’t aware of everythin…

By Diane Sagers ,

January 4, 2017

People of every age, locale, and background share a need to know where they come from. How would it be to find a website that could provide …