contains a list of over 70 million deaths. Those who live in distant places may patronize the site too, as it has a Vital Records Index, containing records from Denmark, Mexico, Sweden, Norway, and Finland.

The family search org can be used through two simple processes: You either find your ancestors through a record search or do your part and become an indexer. There are millions of indexed records on the site. You may just browse through all the images and files. More records are constantly being updated month after month as the site is growing. When you go to the Search records page, you will be asked to enter pieces of information such as your name, date of birth, you parents’ names, and your country; and the site will trace any record that is affiliated with your file. To become an indexer or a contributor, all you have to do is upload records so you can give free information online. The Family Search Indexing section will give you a step by step guide on how to provide the information. Over a thousand volunteers have made efforts to provide family records for the site. Governments, churches, societies, and commercial companies are also working to index more information in order to make more files in various forms available.

Those who participate in the site’s endeavour also get access to information about the Family History Library, a library founded in 1894 that gathers genealogical records and assists the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with their researches and family history. It is the largest library of its own kind and it is open to the general public for free. Its specific record collections are stated online and the site visitors are informed how to prepare for a visit to the library.