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| Family History Centers, know as "FHC's" are branches of the main Family History Library located | ||||
| in Salt Lake City, Utah where the largest collection of genealogical data in all the world is stored. | ||||
| FHCs' are located in church buildings all over the world. Each one is usually housed inside | ||||
| " The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints." To locate one just look in your telephone | ||||
| book and call. FHC's are opened to the public and run on a nonprofit basis by volunteers. | ||||
| Nobody will preach to those who attend -- just as nobody would disturb you in 'regular' public | ||||
| library. Size and hours of each FHC vary. Since they are branches of the Family History | ||||
| (Genealogical) Library, each FHC has the index to all the genealogical items located in the main | ||||
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(1) Note that "some parts" on this page were
adapted from one written by Terry Morgan, copyright© 1996, first
published
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by Journal of Online Genealogy. Used with permission.
All graphics within this web site are used with permission.
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(2) Many of the ideas and different links throughout this webpage were adapted from the website for the Lethbridge Alberta |
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East, West and Alberta Stake Family History Center and
used with permission of Mary Tollestrup, technical adviser for the site.
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