I can often find a BMD on FMP where it just doesn't 'pop up' on other sites. Its frustrating when you use identical data on both. Not being able to see the actual Baptism, Marriage or Death original... See more
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Findmypast is a homegrown family history company that helps people discover their origins. It started in the UK but now has millions of customers around the world, who use its family records to trace ancestors, build family trees and contact distant relatives.
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Search function very difficult to use. Newspaper OCR inconsistent. When searching newspapers, often very difficult to locate results on page.

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Generally good. However, there are still far too many parish records and newspapers not covered; and there is still over-reliance on transcripts (understandable when electronic storage was limited, but not so now), which all too often prove to be inaccurate. You often show several different transcripts of the same document. Recently, I found three transcripts of a parish baptism which gave three different dates and two different churches. We need images of original documents, especially when researching events outside our own areas.

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Very helpful in searching vital records in the UK.

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I've used the site for a number of years. There seems to be some documents where you could previously see an image and now only have a transcript (poor law and land tax, 1700s).
I do like the wide time over which you can search. It would be even better if names of spouses and children could be added to the search.

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Easy to use and lots of information. I especially like that the tool marks what you've already seen so you don't waste time.

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Was tod I could cancel abnytime now I find I'm in a years contract that I don't want

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Searching for records is easy and straightforward. There are record sets a findmypast that are not available otherwise.

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Findmypast often has links to records that other websites either don't have or are harder to find. Their records also often include information in their summaries that are lacking in other websites which makes it easier to find the correct records.

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terrible. if i could give it 0 stars i would. it gave me more ads and payment plans then actual answers to my past

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I have subscribed to Findmypast.com for many years. It is crucial for my British, Irish and American research. The databases I use the most are the British newspapers, the Irish church records and American Catholic diocese records. There are many US marriages you cannot find elsewhere. Even databases that are also on other sites have better indexing.

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For the most part this site works well, easy to navigate and useful.
The only problem encountered was when attempting to correct an entry, ie census transcription, it seemed that rather that take a good look at a clearly mis-transcripted entry, the standard entry was (we do not correct an entry.

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Great database for all things England. Use this in conjunction with FamilySearch and Ancestry to research my English ancestors.

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I'm a professional genealogist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota who often researches Western European immigrants to the USA and their ancestors. FindMyPast is a helpful resource, especially for my research in Ireland and the UK. I appreciate the links to records at the NLI, which I often need for my own and client projects. The search functions provide useful ways to include name variants and possible transcription errors and to extend the possible location for a record gradually. It can also search a location for siblings and extended family of my main subject. Access to newspaper articles is terrific as well.

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It's good that we can see original documents. Recently I discovered a child on a census document that had been left out of a summarized family record.

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My first choice for my genealogy research. The search engine works very well. Love the optional spellings and suggestion for nearby places features. Also love the feature with birth registrations that provides the mother's maiden name. Also love the "Report an Error" feature allowing transcription corrections.

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