FamilySearch Record Search Pilot adds 25 million names.

Today I found an announcement that will be made more visible in a few days, that indicates that 25 million more names were added to the Record Search Pilot site, at pilot.familysearch.org.

Several new states were added for the US 1920 Census project, a complete Argentina 1869 National Census project (at least one province, if not more), the Guatemala City 1877 Federal Census which also may include parts of the outlying Department, also called Guatemala, and several other projects.

They added some other stuff on 8 January 2010, which is just below the search boxes on pilot.familysearch.org as well, so you can see the latest progress anytime.

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Welcome to this blog, I am just a regular user of the FamilySearch site, but what is coming is so extensive and major that there needed to be a place where things I find could be posted so that everyone could easily find it.

I'll gather things from FamilySearch itself, from the various subsites, some of which are under construction, and other projects that are going on.