indices with a lot of stilla in groups

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lindamauer
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indices with a lot of stilla in groups

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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... ng=en&i=18

I am not sure what new information this is telling me
is this like an index or is it a grouping
Could you please explain this more to me
i see lots of familiar events but am not able to know how to read to see if there is something new
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Linda
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Re: indices with a lot of stilla in groups

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needing a lesson in reading this please
Thanks
Linda
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Re: indices with a lot of stilla in groups

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Linda,
Those are indexes but really old so very hard to read. There are numbers next to them and dates where you can look them up I presume. Please correct me anyone if I am wrong. I never tried to look. Only have my phone today.
Mary
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Re: indices with a lot of stilla in groups

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thanks mary for your input
yes i would like to understand why families were grouped together seems nicely much different than an index
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Re: indices with a lot of stilla in groups

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bumping to top
does indices mean the same as indexes
and if so why do i see family grouping
thanks
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