Sahuarita Arizona FamilySearch Center/Research

'''Research Tip: When looking for additional resources, remember to use the FamilySearch Catalog to find insightful books and documents. '''


 * After logging in to FamilySearch, select the Search tab, then find and click on Catalog in the drop down list.
 * There are six ways to search; Titles, Author, Place, Surname, Keyword, and Call Number. After selecting one of the six methods to search you then select one of the three ways to search. For example use "Any", "Online", or "FamilySearch Library" [where the books are physically located]. For further assistance please reach out to one of our volunteers or staff members here at the Center.'''

Here is a list of premium websites and resources that you can access at no charge in our center, as well as any of the 5,000 plus family history centers around the world.


 * AmericanAncestors.org (New England Historic Genealogical Society)
 * Ancestry (Largest commercial genealogy site)
 * Arkivdigital (Swedish Database)
 * Findmypast (British Isles, Australian, and Canadian records)
 * Filae (French archives, recently acquired by My Heritage)
 * Fold3 (Military records)
 * Geneanet (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, and Germany)
 * MyHeritage (Strong in European records, based in Israel. Recently acquired many records from JewishGen also.  But has many records from other countries.Has many fun photo apps imbedded into site allowing you to colorize your photos, animate your photos.)
 * Newspapers.com (Newspapers)
 * HeritageQuest Online
 * Historic Map Works (Library Edition)
 * Paper Trail, A Guide to Overland Pioneer Names and Documents

You can read more about premium sites on the Family History Center Portal page.


 * Other FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries can be found here: Link


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 * Southern Arizona Genealogical Society


 * Pima County Genealogical Society


 * National Genealogical Society's Best, Free Genealogy Websites

Online Genealogy Records by Location
 * Using the FamilySearch Research Wiki: A comprehensive video presentation explaining the Wiki, navigating it, and some especially useful pages. Case studies demonstrate using the Wiki for genealogical research. Editing and adding articles to the Wiki are covered.