FamilySearch’s 2.4 million rolls of microfilm are now digitized. Here’s what this milestone means
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John R CarpenterSeptember 23, 2021
FamilySearch has accomplished an amazing task. It is much improved over its humble beginnings on line. Now if only they can straighten out all the copyright and use issues. And improve its search engine so the "public" at home can have access to ALL of those microfilms that have been digitized.
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