Thursday, January 11, 200717:50:20 CET
Another biggie jumps on the bandwagon

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The US National Archives teamed up with Footnote, Inc. to publish their digitized holdings for the amateur and professional researchers. I read it on the EOGN site, I bet other blogs would comment on it, too.

This growing collection will be interesting for the American researcher with Hungarian ancestry as the stacks contain naturalization records and petitions already, and more will follow for sure. The casual researcher can buy an image for $1.99, while seasoned genealogists might be more interested in the monthly and annual subscriptions.

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