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 '''NOTE''': Most missing records are available on microfilm which can be viewed at the Family History Library or some [https://familysearch.org/locations FamilySearch Centers].
-'''Question #1:''' I am trying to view some images in several localities that were previously available. Where can I find these sequestered records? <br>'''Answer #1''': Whenever possible, FamilySearch makes images available for all users. However, ultimate rights to view images on our website are granted by the record custodians. Netherlands government privacy rules prohibit viewing the following records: all birth images must be 100 years or older; all marriage images must be 75 years or older, and all death images must be 50 years or older. If any record on a digital folder contains birth records from the last 100 years, for example, the entire digital folder is restricted. The Historical Records collections will be updated each year to show new unrestricted records. FamilySearch respects and strives to adhere to all privacy laws respective to preserving and providing access to genealogical records in its collections.
+'''Question #1:''' I am trying to view some images in several localities that were previously available. Where can I find these sequestered records? <br>'''Answer 1''': Whenever possible, FamilySearch makes images available for all users. However, ultimate rights to view images on our website are granted by the record custodians. Netherlands government privacy rules prohibit viewing the following records: all birth images must be 100 years or older; all marriage images must be 75 years or older, and all death images must be 50 years or older. If any record on a digital folder contains birth records from the last 100 years, for example, the entire digital folder is restricted. The Historical Records collections will be updated each year to show new unrestricted records. FamilySearch respects and strives to adhere to all privacy laws respective to preserving and providing access to genealogical records in its collections.
 The following table addresses the affected sequestered localities: