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New Historical Records on FamilySearch: Week of April 9, 2018

SALT LAKE CITY, UT—Discover your ancestors on FamilySearch this week in over 2.5 million free new church and civil records from Brittany, France and more from Peru, Ecuador, Sweden, Germany, Chile, the Netherlands, and the Ukraine. Search these new free records by clicking on the collection links below or go to FamilySearch to search over 8 billion free names and record images.

Collection	Indexed Records	Digital Images	Comments
Peru, Diocese of Huacho, Catholic Church Records, 1560-1952	28,552	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Peru, Puno, Civil Registration, 1890-2005	1,546	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Ecuador, Catholic Church Records, 1565-2011	85,184	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Sweden, Stockholm City Archives, Index to Church Records, 1546-1927	51,189	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Germany, Rhineland, Diocese of Trier, Catholic Church Records, 1704-1957	817,226	0	New indexed records collection
France, Haute-Garonne, Toulouse, Church Records, 1539-1793	89,573	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Chile, Civil Registration, 1885-1932	359,844	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Sweden, Östergötland Church Records, 1555-1911; index 1616-1860	27,789	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950	204,540	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
France, Brittany, Church and Civil Records, 1521-1896	2,427,746	0	New indexed records collection
Ukraine, Western Ukraine Catholic Church Book Duplicates, 1600-1937	8,3601	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection

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