October is Family History Month in the U.S. and OnGenealogy will celebrate the month by spotlighting a different genealogy website each day!
On Day 1 take a look at FamilySearch.org and all it has to offer.
FamilySearch is owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is free for everyone to use.
Things to do at FamilySearch:
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Build a free family tree on the shared family tree site
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Upload a family tree you control but others can see
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Search more than four billion records for free
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Upload family photos
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Search for photos and stories of your own kin
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Upload stories and memories of your family with or without photos
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Create free family tree keepsakes
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Volunteer to index records using the NEW web indexing feature
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Volunteer to index US Freedmen’s Bureau records to make these records searchable for millions researching African American ancestry
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Volunteer to help FamilySearch and the National Archives of Italy index more than 115,000 birth, marriage, and death records in the Italian Ancestors project
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Use the FamilySearch Research Wiki for tips on any locale you’re researching
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Check out the FamilySearch partner apps that work with your free FamilySearch tree (if the app says “for LDS” it is free only for members of the LDS church)
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If you are LDS (a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) use the partner access page to get your free Ancestry, free MyHeritage, free FindMyPast, free AmericanAncestors, and free Geneanet accounts
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Use the FamilySearch catalog to find potential record sources to search
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Search the online FamilySearch digitized book collection containing more than 350,000 books from archives and libraries throughout the world
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Find a FamilySearch genealogy webinar to assist your research or download handouts from past webinars
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Use the Family History Center Locator to find a free Family History Center or FamilySearch Affiliate Library near you



Volunteer to index US Freedmen’s Bureau records to make these records searchable for millions researching African American ancestry
Volunteer to help FamilySearch and the National Archives of Italy index more than 115,000 birth, marriage, and death records in the Italian Ancestors project
