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 *'''Genealogical and Historical Societies:'''  Local churches may have donated their records or allowed genealogical or historical societies to make a copy of their records.  To find a genealogical or historical society in the United States, look at the Wiki page at FamilySearch.org for the state you are searching or look at the FamilySearch Catalog.  Also see Cyndi's List - Societies & Groups, and do a Google search for [County, State] Genealogical [or Historical] Society.
-*'''PERSI:''' PERSI is the Periodical Source Index and is available at FindMyPast.com and HeritageQuest.com. PERSI''' is an index to family and local history periodicals from 1847 to the present. Many of these periodicals publish church records.  '''
+*'''PERSI:''' PERSI is the Periodical Source Index and is available at Findmypast and HeritageQuest.com. PERSI''' is an index to family and local history periodicals from 1847 to the present. Many of these periodicals publish church records.  '''
 *'''College and Public Libraries''': Many local universities and public libraries have copies of church records.  Look at the state wiki page at FamilySearch.org.  Do a Google search to find their websites and look at their catalogs online.