Genealogia de San Luis Potosi

martes, 19 de marzo de 2013

[Genealogia SLP] 2130 Who will index or arbitrate the billionth record?

19 March 2013

Indexing Update

19 March 2013

Who will index or arbitrate the billionth record?

Since the launch of FamilySearch indexing in September of 2006, over 984 million records have been indexed and arbitrated! The advances of technology and the dedication of our volunteers have increased the speed with which we can process and deliver records for publication. We are so close to reaching one billion records indexed and arbitrated! Join us in a global effort to reach this goal. Who will be the one to index or arbitrate the billionth record? Will it be you? Start indexing today!

Special prizes will be given to the indexers and arbitrator of the billionth record. Follow status updates on the FamilySearch indexing Facebook page during the coming weeks.

Current and Completed Projects

To view a list of currently available indexing projects, along with their record language and completion percentage, visit the FamilySearch indexing updates page. To learn more about individual projects, view the FamilySearch projects page.

New Projects Added

· U.S., Mississippi—Military Grave Registrations, 1936–1951

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 13]

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 14]

· US—Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933 [Part F]

· U.S.—Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933 [Part E]

· US, North Carolina—County Marriages, 1762–1959 [Part E]

· U.S. (Community Project), New York—New York Passenger Lists, 1942–1957 [Part G]

· Brasil, Rio de Janeiro—Cartões de Imigração, 1900–1965 [Parte 3EE]

· US, Maine—WWI Draft Registration Index, 1917–1919

· US, Indiana, Vigo County Marriages—1811–1959

· US, Florida—County Marriages, 1830–1957 [Part D]

· Guatemala, Chiquimula—Nacimientos, 1929–2008 [Parte C]

· Chile—Nacimientos Civiles, 1885–1900 [Parte F]

· US, Maine—Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Card Index, 1861–1865

· US, Indiana, Whitley—County Marriages, 1811–1959

· US (Community Project), New York—New York Passenger Lists, 1942–1957 [Part E]

· Brasil, Rio de Janeiro—Cartões de Imigração, 1900–1965 [Parte 3DD]

· New Zealand—Passenger Lists, 1871–1915 [Part 2F]

· UK—WWI Service Records, 1914–1920 [Part 1]

· U.S. (Community Project), New York—New York Passenger Lists, 1942–1957 [Part D]

View the FamilySearch projects page to see the full list of available projects and to learn more about how to participate in various projects.

Recently Completed Projects

Note: Recently completed projects have been removed from the available online indexing batches and will now go through a final completion check process. They will be published at familysearch.org in the near future.

· Honduras, Tegucigalpa—Registros Parroquiales, 1684–1930

· Canada, Ontario—Marriages, 1869–1927 [Part C]

· US, Indiana, Switzerland —County Marriages 1811–1959

· US (Community Project), Florida, Tampa—Passenger Lists, 1898–1945 [Part B]

· España, Málaga —Nacimientos 1841-1870

· Barbados—Church Records, 1637–1850

· US, Massachusetts, Boston—Passenger Lists, 1891–1943 [Part B]

· New Zealand—Passenger Lists, 1871–1915 [Part 2B]

· US, Ohio—County Births, 1856–1956 [Part A]

· Italia (Antenati Italiani), Caltanissetta—Nati, 1888–1902 [Parte 3]

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 2]

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 1]

· US, Indiana, Spencer County—Marriages 1811–1959

· Italia (Antenati Italiani), Vercelli—Nati, 1875–1902 [Parte 2]

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 3]

· US, Iowa—County Marriages 1838-1992 [Part C]

· Brasil, Rio de Janeiro—Cartões de Imigração, 1900–1965 [Parte 3S]

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 4]

· Nederland, Gelderland—geboorten burgelijke stand, 1811–1902

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 5]

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 7]

· US, North Carolina—County Marriages, 1762–1959 [Part D]

· US, California—Death Index, 1905–1939

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 8]

· US, Indiana, Tipton—County Marriages, 1811–1959

· South Africa—Methodist Church Parish Registers, 1822–1996 [Part B]

· US, Missouri—1876 State Census [Part 1]

· Italia (Antenati Italiani), Taranto—Nati, 1880–1887 [Parte 2]

· US, Ohio—County Births 1856-1956 [Part B]

· Belgium, Hainaut—Registres Civils, 1871–1897

· UK—WWI Service Records, Form Identification [Part 9]

· Brasil, Rio de Janeiro—Cartões de Imigração, 1900–1965 [Parte 3T]

· US, Nebraska—WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917–1918 [Part 3]

· US, Utah—WWI Draft Registration Cards, 1917–1918 [Part 4A]

· US, Nevada—WWI Draft Registration Cards, 1917–1918 [Part 4A]

· US (Community Project), Pennsylvania, Philadelphia—Passenger Lists, 1883–1945 [Part B]

· UK—WW1 Service Records, Form Identification [Part 11]

· UK—WW1 Service Records, Form Identification [Part 10]

· US, Vermont—Vital Records, 1760–1954 [Part F]

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Por medio de la historia familiar descubrimos el árbol más hermoso de la creación: nuestro árbol genealógico. Sus numerosas raíces se remontan a la historia y sus ramas se extienden a través de la eternidad. La historia familiar es la expresión extensiva del amor eterno; nace de la abnegación y provee la oportunidad de asegurarse para siempre una unidad familiar".
(Élder J. Richard Clarke, Liahona julio de 1989, pág.69)

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lunes, 18 de marzo de 2013

[Genealogia SLP] 2129 Fwd: [Mexico-Occidente]2194 Memoria de los servicios que había hecho Nuño de Guzmán

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De: Flor de Huamuchil
Fecha: 18 de marzo de 2013 14:29
Asunto: [Mexico-Occidente]2194 Memoria de los servicios que había hecho Nuño de Guzmán
Para: genealogia-mexico-occidente@googlegroups.com

Quisiera pedirles su ayuda.

Estoy investigando para mi tesis de licenciatura algunos documentos concernientes a la conquista del occidente de México, entre ellos la "Memoria de los servicios que había hecho Nuño de Guzmán desde que fue nombrado Gobernador de Panuco en 15252" Sin embargo no he encontrado una fecha de referencia de cuándo haya sido escriturado este documento, es decir, cuándo fue redactado y respondiendo a qué necesidades. Espero me puedan ayudar. Gracias
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sábado, 16 de marzo de 2013

[Genealogia SLP] 2128 FamilySearch Indexing Volunteers Nearing One Billion Record Milestone

March 16, 2013

Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

FamilySearch Indexing Volunteers Nearing One Billion Record Milestone

SALT LAKE CITY–Less than seven years after its initial launch, the internet-based FamilySearch indexing will celebrate the completion of its one billionth freely searchable record sometime in the next few weeks. Indexing is recording information from historical documents to make it searchable online. An army of volunteers from across the globe have contributed to the effort, currently indexing more than one million census, birth, marriage, death, immigration and other types of records daily from more than 60 countries so people all over the world can find their ancestors.

"We're impressed and amazed at what volunteers have accomplished in such a short amount of time," said Mike Judson, manager of Indexing Workforce Development for FamilySearch. "We believe there is potential to do the next billion much faster."

Various forms of indexing involving paper, microfilm and then CD-based copies of records have been ongoing since 1921. By 2005, diligent volunteers managed to transcribe between 800-900 million records. Since the launch of FamilySearch indexing online in September 2006, the number of indexed records has more than doubled.

"Reaching the billion mark is definitely a cause for celebration, but it is also a call to action," said Judson. "More people need to have the experience of finding their ancestors and discovering those connecting stories to their past. We all have parents, we all have grandparents, and universally I think we are all interested in who those people are and where they came from, which ultimately tells us about ourselves."

Judson explained that indexing is so widely successful, in part, because people from all walks of life have a common interest in helping ancestors who lived before to be remembered. While FamilySearch has 3.3 billion searchable names in its database, Judson noted that all it takes is one person indexing one name to create the possibility that someone will find an ancestor.

One such example is Kira Alsbury, a Utahn who recently attended a presentation on family history and indexing. She became particularly interested in researching her mother's side of the family, which came from Venezuela. Alsbury thought she might have to learn Spanish or go Venezuela to do her genealogical research, but she was very surprised when she found that volunteer indexers on FamilySearch had already indexed more than 600,000 vital records from Merida, Venezuela. With one quick search, Alsbury was able to find her maternal grandfather's christening record and to begin uncovering her maternal family line.

"I'm really grateful to have that connection and to learn about these people because they're my family, whether or not they're alive," said Alsbury. "I found family names that I never knew before. It's a miracle and a blessing to get that stronger sense of the foundation of our family and where we came from."

Massive Undertaking

More than 263 million records were indexed by volunteers and published in 2012. With FamilySearch indexing's double-entry method that means those 263 million records were actually indexed twice, and most were reviewed by a third indexer known as an arbitrator, totaling nearly 900 million separate indexing tasks that were performed by volunteers in a single year.

In 2012, the 1940 US Census Community Project, a joint effort between FamilySearch and several commercial and non-commercial entities, was an unprecedented success with more than 184,000 volunteers working together to index and arbitrate 132 million records in just over four months. This project demonstrated not only the power of the online community but also the level of interest that exists for being able to search and make ancestral discoveries from historical records.

Volunteers are currently working on more than 100 active indexing projects online. Two of the largest are the US Immigration and Naturalization Community Project and the Italian Ancestors Project.

To learn more about indexing or to become a volunteer, visit www.FamilySearch.org and click on indexing.

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