New Records Added to Updated FamilySearch Website

Searchable U.S. Social Security Death Index Now Available

The new-look FamilySearch website now has some new records to match. Nearly three million new digital images were posted this week, helping family historians researching their ancestors in Canada, Spain, Venezuela, and the United States. The U.S. Social Security Death Index is also a new addition to the site, with over 7 million indexed records. You can search all of these records and more at FamilySearch.org.
See the chart below for the complete list of newly added or updated collections.

Project	Digital Images	Indexed Records	Comments
Canada, New Brunswick Provincial Deaths, 1815-1938	81,680	80,397	New records linked to images
Spain, Granada Catholic Pre-Marriage Investigation Files Index, 1556-1899	0	456,927	New records
U.S. Social Security Death Index	0	7,144,328	New records
U.S., Indiana, Marriages, 1811-1959	407,017	315,266	New records added to existing collection
U.S., Iowa State Census, 1885	0	1,737,228	New records
U.S., Minnesota Will Records, 1849-1985	0	159,894	New records added to existing collection
U.S., Ohio, Cuyahoga County Probate Files, 1813-1900	861,653	0	New images
U.S., Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955	1,274,869	1,273,493	New records linked to images
U.S., Texas, County Marriage Index, 1837-1977	60,268	166,132	New records linked to images (first part of collection)
U.S., Wisconsin, Probate Estate Case Files, 1861-1933	150,280	0	New images
Venezuela, Merida Parish Registers, 1654-1992	223	78,916	New records and images added to existing collection

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