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Ancestry.com Starts Volunteer Indexing Project
11/1/2008
By Diane Haddad
Introducing the World Archives Project.

Fee-based genealogy data site Ancestry.com <Ancestry.com > is launching a volunteer indexing project that appears similar to FamilySearch's records indexing <www.familysearchindexing.org> effort.

Ancestry.com's World Archives Project will have volunteers indexing digitized records using an online tool. Ancestry.com will publish the index free; the record images will become part of the site's subscription services.

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