Here is the image of the 1930 Mexico Census showing the notation courtesy of Ancestry.com
I suppose this could have been here a long time, but this was the first time we had seen this notation.
Interesting.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
First Records from Ancestry.com on FamilySearch directly
Today I saw the first records show up on FamilySearch.org in a record search with images coming directly from Ancestry.com. Usually when you click on a record in FamilySearch.org when the record is on Ancestry.com there is a dialogue box telling you to go to Ancestry.com to see the record. So, this was unusual when we saw the record come up directly in FamilySearch. Fluke or the future? I must say that we were working on FamilySearch.org in the Mesa FamilySearch Library and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Church) had signed in with an LDS account.
Here is the image of the 1930 Mexico Census showing the notation courtesy of Ancestry.com
I suppose this could have been here a long time, but this was the first time we had seen this notation.
Interesting.
Here is the image of the 1930 Mexico Census showing the notation courtesy of Ancestry.com
I suppose this could have been here a long time, but this was the first time we had seen this notation.
Interesting.
1930 New Jersey census, today!!
ReplyDeleteThis image is available:
At ancestry.com. By clicking here you will be leaving FamilySearch.org. (fees and other terms may apply)
When using the site at a FamilySearch Center.
To signed-in members of supporting organizations.
We were all wondering if the Mexican Census stuff was just some sort of test and that it might disappear in a day or two.
DeleteJust a note here James: I recently visited a FHC (like 3hrs travel there and back) at that center I could not access xxxx
Deletewhy because I was a volunteer and not a LDS enrollment but one who was there was kind enough to open their account and I was able to see what I was looking for so whether I tried to look via my comp or the FHC comp I had no access unless I had a LDS account.
Regards
Wayne