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{{Block indent|The database includes indexes and extracts to many Finnish parish records. Records from additional parishes are added to the database as they become available. '''It includes christenings, marriages, burials, and moves. The indexes include records for some parishes during the period 1860 to 1900, for which the FamilySearch Library does not currently have all the records.'''|2}}

{{Block indent|Finland's Family History Association (FFHA) was founded in 2004. The goal of our association is to provide an online source of archived materials such as communion books, census records etc. for everyone interested in genealogy.|2}}

{{Block indent|A great deal of the digitized material is available to everyone free of charge. Members also get access to more material, '''such as from 100 to 125 year old church records''', court and military records and provincial accounts.<ref> Finland's Family History Association, http://www.digiarkisto.org/sshy/index_eng.htm, accessed 11 September 2022.</ref>|2}}

{{Block indent|DISBYT Finland is a subscription database created by the Computer Genealogy Society of Sweden. <br>|2}}

{{Block indent|Users may try out the database for free by entering the username: guest and password: guest<br>|2}}

{{Block indent|The DISBYT Finland database contains at present 358,000 persons who lived before 1913 in Finland. Each record can represent one or more individuals and consists of info about name, parish and year for events such as birth, marriage and death and also includes the name of the submitter.<ref>'''DISBYT - Finland, https://www.ongenealogy.com/listings/disbyt-finland/, accessed 11 September 2022.</ref>|2}}

{{Block indent|Digitized records submitted by volunteers who are interested in a specific location. Best features are available with a membership.}}

{{Block indent|• Lutheran parish records}}

{{Block indent|• Orthodox church records}}