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-The number of records and resources being posted '''online''' by archives, libraries, societies, private enterprise, and other groups is increasing at lightning speed. Still, vast collections of existing, indispensable records for genealogy and history remain '''offline'''.
+Archives, libraries, societies, private enterprise, and other groups are posting records '''''online''''' at lightning speed. Still, vast collections of invaluable records remain '''offline'''.
-Many archives and libraries have information about Tennessee, including maps, gazetteers, and other place-finding aids. They frequently have collections of previous research, such as family or local histories or biographies.
+Many have information about Tennessee, including maps, gazetteers, and other place-finding aids. They frequently have collections of previous research, such as family or local histories or biographies.
-Many have online catalogs or published record-finding aids, such as guides to their own collections or inventories of records housed elsewhere. Archives and libraries located near state boundaries usually collect records relating to the adjacent states.
+Most have online catalogs or published record-finding aids, such as guides to their own collections or inventories of records housed elsewhere. Archives and libraries located near state boundaries usually collect records relating to the adjacent states.
 The following archives, libraries, and societies have collections and services helpful to genealogical researchers.