National Public Radio has a database of individuals who were exposed to mustard gas during World War II.

The bulk of these appear to be pre-American Revolution and are unindexed. But the images are online and they are cataloged by county and year–which facilitates searching. These are hosted on the North Carolina State Archives website.

FamilySearch is indicating the following database has been changed/updated since our last posting:

France, Protestant church records, 1536-1897

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This is a reminder that FamilySearch has these records (including digital images) online. Parents’ names are extracted as well which gives another way to search.

Iowa, Death Records, 1921-1940

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New York State Census, 1905

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United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925

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FamilySearch is indicating the following database has been updated since our last posting:

United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014

The index is what is online at FamilySearch. Images must be accessed at a FamilySearch center or via a GenealogyBank account.

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Kansas State Census, 1915

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Digital images of United States Census Enumeration District maps (1900-1940) can be viewed at FamilySearch. 

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