Genealogy Sites With Records in Common

List of genealogy sites who share some of their records with other sites

Did you know that many of the big genealogy sites share their content with other sites? Here are a few of them. (Note that this list is accurate as of January 2025 and is subject to change.)

• Ancestry.com
  Many of the indexes and records on Ancestry.com are also searchable on FamilySearch.org, and/or MyHeritage.com.


• FamilySearch.org
  Many of the indexes and records on FamilySearch.org are also searchable on Ancestry.com, MyHeritage.com, and/or American Ancestors.


• Newspapers.com
  Many of the newspapers at Newspapers.com are also found on Archives.com. Some titles can also be found on Chronicling America newspapers or a smaller local site.


• Genealogy Bank
  The content of News Bank, Readex.com, and ObitsArchive.com are also found on Genealogy Bank and vice versa.


• Archives.com
  Most of the records on Archives.com are also on either Ancestry.com or Newspapers.com.


• New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
  The digitized records for the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society are also found on FindMyPast.com


• Chronicling America newspapers
  Many of the Chronicling America newspapers are also found on MyHeritage.com, Newspapers.com, and Archives.com. In addition, most of the Chronicling America newspapers are also found on state level digitization project sites.


• FindaGrave.com
  The searchable index for FindaGrave.com is on FamilySearch.org and Ancestry.com.


• Billion Graves
  The searchable index for Billion Graves is on FamilySearch.org and MyHeritage.com.


• Archive.org
  Many of the digitized books are also found on other sites including MyHeritage.com, FamilySearch.org, Genealogy Gophers, Google Books, and Genealogical.com.


• Digital Public Library of America
  Most of the items on the items found in the Digital Public Library of America are found on a smaller local sites such as a state or county archive or library.

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