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Kimberly's Genealogy BlogMillions of New Newspaper Records at GenealogyBankGenealogyBank, known for its historical newspaper and obituary collections, adds new records on a regular basis, but this week has been especially busy, with millions of new newspaper records and documents added to the subscription-based site. On Tuesday, over 4 million new historical newspaper records and documents from 24 states were added, and then today GenealogyBank launched a Hispanic Newspapers collection, beginning with 20 titles from 4 states (Indiana, Missouri, New Mexico and Texas) covering the years 1855 to 1956. The entire collection of Hispanic newspapers will eventually span 1808-1980. These new records bring the total document count at GenealogyBank to over 221 million! I'm still waiting for additional years of the Philadelphia Inquirer to be added, but Tom says they're coming...
GenealogyBank records are only available through a subscription, but a 30-day trial is currently available for $9.95. Thursday March 6, 2008 | comments (1) Display Latest Headlines | powered by WordPress |
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