FamilySearch Indexing 6.0.30.5

FamilySearch Indexing by Intellectual Reserve, Inc.

FamilySearch Indexing is a web-based platform that allows users to help transcribe historical records in order to make them more easily searchable and accessible for genealogical research. The platform is provided by Intellectual Reserve, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing genealogical records.

Users of FamilySearch Indexing are presented with scanned images of historical records, such as census records, church records, and immigration documents. They are then asked to transcribe the information presented in the records into a searchable database using a simple interface.

The process of transcribing records through FamilySearch Indexing is straightforward, and users do not require any special background or training to participate. The platform offers helpful resources and tutorials to guide users through the transcription process and to ensure the information they provide is accurate and useful for genealogical research.

• Users can work on records at their own pace.
• Records can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection.
• The platform is available in multiple languages.

By participating in FamilySearch Indexing, users can play a valuable role in preserving history and making it more accessible to future generations of genealogists and researchers.

Note: FamilySearch Indexing is not affiliated with the popular ancestry research site Ancestry.com.