Family History Library Catalog now completely on WorldCat.org

One of the last things I learned at the #RootsTech 2014 was that the entire Family History Library Catalog has been loaded into the OCLC World.Cat.org catalog. Here is a screenshot showing how the entries appear in the WorldCat.org catalog:

If you are unacquainted with WorldCat.org, you should be. This is consolidated catalog of over 70,000 libraries worldwide and has over 2 billion catalog entries. There is a also a special section of the WorldCat.org catalog website dedicated to genealogy. See oclc.org/go/en/worldcat-genealogy.html. Here is a list of the types of material cataloged on WorldCat.org pertaining to genealogy:

• Account books
• Autobiographies
• Cemetery records 
• Church histories and records
• Civil War and other military records 
• Company information—catalogs, archives, etc.
• Diaries and journals 
• Family Bibles 
• Family histories
• Family papers
• General genealogical resources such as directories, handbooks and magazines
• Historic newspapers from the U.S. and other countries
• Historic photographs—including digitized ones
• Indexes to burial records 
• Indexes to births, marriages and deaths 
• Indexes to obituaries 
• Indexes to wills 
• Interviews and oral histories
• Manuscripts from archives
• Microfilmed genealogy and local history collections 
• Oral histories 
• Pictures
• Probate records
• Slavery and antislavery materials, including slave records 
• Town histories