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New Free Historical Records on FamilySearch: Week of 1 April 2019

SALT LAKE CITY, UT—FamilySearch added new, free, indexed historical records this week from the United States: Connecticut, Georgia, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Border Crossings from Canada to the United States, and fromBillion Graves Index.  (Find and share this announcement online in the FamilySearch Newsroom).
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Country	Collection	Indexed Records	Digital Images	Comments
Other	BillionGraves Index	168,465	168,465	Added indexed records and images to an existing collection
United States	Connecticut, World War I, Military Census of Nurses, 1917	132	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Georgia, World War I, Statement of Service Cards, 1920-1929	4,010	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Iowa, Birth Records, 1921-1942	301,429	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Iowa, Records of Persons Subject to Military Duty, 1862-1910	282,786	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Louisiana, Ascension Parish, Index of Marriages, 1773-1963	39,835	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Michigan, County Births, 1867-1917	104	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	North Carolina, Davidson County Vital Records, 1867-2006	646	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Ohio, Summit County, Coroner Inquests, Hospital and Cemetery Records, 1882-1949	11,858	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection
United States	Ohio, World War I Statement of Service Cards, 1914-1919	30,425	0	New indexed records collection
United States	United States, Border Crossings from Canada to United States, 1894-1954	10,297	0	Added indexed records to an existing collection

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