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The International Genealogical Index ( IGI) is a database of genealogical records, compiled from several sources, and maintained by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Originally created in 1969, the index was intended to help track the performance of temple ordinances for the deceased.The International Genealogical Index (IGI) was a computer file created by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It was first published in 1973.FamilySearch: a Guide to the British Batches. This website lists the Extracted batches for the British Isles that previously formed part of the IGI (International Genealogical Index), the on-line database created by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) and available at familysearch.org.Page: Richard Penman IGI Birth 1858: 6.

Ongoing efforts are made to compile genealogical data from other regions and peoples.The IGI contains many duplicate names, accumulated over time from many sources, and no real effort is made to validate the information. Many IGI records contain information on the submitter and date of submission (but only with the submitter's consent). Ariel Aquino Muhlach (Tagalog pronunciation: mulak, born August 12, 1969), commonly known as Aga Muhlach, is a multi-award winning Filipino actor and product endorser.

The listings on this website also tell you whether the information appears on the well-known Hugh Wallis website (see below).The LDS have added further data to FamilySearch since 2009-10, most of this isn't so far included on this website. Despite the data being reorganised into HRC's, the old batch numbers still exist and can be searched as before. The entries that were submitted by individuals are also available on FamilySearch, but not as part of the Historical Record Collections.This website lists only the extracted batches, and represents a complete trawl through the data as it existed on the old FamilySearch in 2009-10. These only have the extracted entries from the IGI. This website lists the Extracted batches for the British Isles that previously formed part of the IGI (International Genealogical Index), the on-line database created by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) and available at familysearch.org.The original FamilySearch website has now been replaced by New FamilySearch, where data from the old IGI has been reassigned to a number of Historical Record Collections (HRCs).

Historical Record CollectionsBased on an examination of the available collections, the extracted IGI data seems to be allocated as follows (click on a link to go straight to the relevant search page on FamilySearch): Please email if you have a problem. Firefox and Google Chrome are much faster and seem to have no problem loading the pages. A workaround is to select Tools > Compatibility View from the Menu bar at the top of the Explorer screen. This displays an index of places (mostly parishes), from which you can either go on to list the data in batch number sequence, or click through to the FamilySearch website.For a detailed analysis of numbers, see the Statistical Tables.If using some older versions of Internet Explorer to view this site you may find that some of the county pages are very slow to load. 'England'), then on a County name.

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But this was finally switched off in June 2012 despite numerous complaints from users. Exporting DataFor a long time the old and new FamilySearch websites ran in parallel and you could still download data in Gedcom format from old FamilySearch. There also some new county collections of parish-register derived data (as well as collections of images that haven't been transcribed). These are not currently listed on this website.

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Then, after doing a search you should find an Export button appearing at top right of the results screen. To use this you need to set up a free FamilySearch account and be logged in. Read the Blog entry that introduced the new facility (scroll down to the Export topic).

Places are assigned to historic counties as at the mid-19th century, e.g. It contains a detailed analysis of 'Mixed' batches - those containing data from more than one place. It doesn't list North American batch numbers.

A Bit of HistoryThe International Genealogical Index (IGI) was first created in 1969 by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) and was originally known as the 'Computer File Index'. However, since then there have been further changes at FamilySearch and the direct link is again broken. Listings include the number of entries (events) in each batch and the covering dates, both derived from the actual data.The direct link from the Hugh Wallis website to FamilySearch was broken in summer 2011 and was restored in October 2011 by John Steel. Listings have been substantially cleaned, and incorporate many corrections to placename syntax.

Hence the various websites that have been created over the years to fulfil this need, usually for a specific country. But this useful finding aid was dropped from the CD and web-based IGI, so there are now no official published listings. It was launched as an MS-Dos based CD-Rom product in the early 1990's, then the data was placed on the LDS's FamilySearch website when it was launched in May 1999.The microfiche version included the Parish & Vital Records List which catalogued its coverage, parish by parish, with covering dates of extracted records. Available on microfiche since 1973, it was renamed the IGI with the 4th edition (1981).

To give feedback on errors etc. I have no connection with the LDS Church.This site is still incomplete in that index pages for some Irish counties remain to be added. The batch numbers on this site were created by and belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.