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 *[http://www.bahamasnationalarchives.bs '''Website''']<br>
 *[http://www.bahamasnationalarchives.bs/family-history.html '''Looking Back: A Genealogical Guide''']
-:::Slave Records: Slave Registers, 1821-1834; Register of Freed Slaves, 1740-1834; Compensation Records, 1834.
+{{Block indent|Slave Records: Slave Registers, 1821-1834; Register of Freed Slaves, 1740-1834; Compensation Records, 1834.|3}}
-:::Contract Labour Records, 1940-1966: Contract agricultural laborers recruited to work in Florida and the adjacent states. The files contain a wealth of information: name, address, date and place of birth, nationality, settlement, physical description, parents' names, children and spouses names.
+{{Block indent|Contract Labour Records, 1940-1966: Contract agricultural laborers recruited to work in Florida and the adjacent states. The files contain a wealth of information: name, address, date and place of birth, nationality, settlement, physical description, parents' names, children and spouses names.|3}}
-:::Naturalizations, 1861-1930.
+{{Block indent|Naturalizations, 1861-1930.|3}}
 ==Finding the Town of Origin in Bahamas==

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