How To Request Information From An Archive | Ancestry

Some of the records you find on Ancestry.com are just indexes. The originals are held by an archive, vital records office, church or library And those original records can have a lot more valuable information to help you in your genealogy quest. Join Crista Cowan as she shows you how to discover which repository holds the original records you are interested in and how to contact them to order a copy of that original document.

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