I am very glad that Genealogy Research has come as far as it has in the last few years, and to all those involved wanting to know their Lineage, that their Place in Life was because of those they Research, their Sacrifices, Commitment for a better Life and for their Families continues in the Hearts to wanting to know that Cycle of Life of their Ancestors.
May you find the answers you seek, even if they were not questions in the beginning, in your efforts, dedication, and long hours learning of the unknown.
May you find many rewards, sharing with those who follow in your footsteps unbeknownst to you, that they too will learn of and about you.
D.R. "Doc" Young
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Granite Mountain Genealogy Records Vault (LDS)
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Ancestry Blog - Ancestry.com Expands Groundbreaking Collaboration With FamilySearch
Almost 50 years billions of pages of genealogical files have been stored in the LDS Church’s Granite Mountain Records Vault in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
The project is part of the church's genealogical work and is an attempt to further preserve and disseminate genealogical records, said Jay Verkler, president and CEO of FamilySearch, the genealogy arm of the LDS Church.
The project is part of the church's genealogical work and is an attempt to further preserve and disseminate genealogical records, said Jay Verkler, president and CEO of FamilySearch, the genealogy arm of the LDS Church.
What would have taken more than 40 years if FamilySearch/LDS was to accomplish this task alone, a decade-long effort to convert microfilm rolls to digital files is underway at the huge underground storage facility (Granite Mountain), in a Joint Effort of FamilySearch, Ancestry, Find My Past and My Heritage will
digitize, index and publish the records, making them available to the Public.
Eventually the vast majority of the collection will be available for online research
Note: this Link http://fsbeta.familysearch.org/ is not active as of 5 Feb 2014Ancestry Blog - Ancestry.com Expands Groundbreaking Collaboration With FamilySearch
Ancestry and FamilySearch are in cahoots collaborating
Additional 1 Billion Global Records From 67 Countries to be Available on Ancestry.com has a long-term content strategy, which is committed to investing $100 million to digitize and index new content over the next five years.
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