Fanongonongo Langa Laipeli 'oku lolotonga hoko mai: Fakafo'ou 'i he 'aho 17 'o Ma'asi, 2026
Mau?toe fakahoko 'a e ngaahi ngāue fakalelei ki he laipelí te ne ala fakatupu ai ha uesia ki ha longoa'a le'olahi, tau'anga me'alele, pea mo e hū'anga ki he langá. 'E malava ke tāpuni 'a e laipelí 'i ha fanongonongo taimi nounou atu koe'uhí pe ko e taumu'a ki he malu. Kātaki ʻo vakaiʻi ʻa e ngaahi fakaikiikí ke palani hoʻo ngaahi ʻaʻahí ʻo fakatatau ki ai. 'Oku mau lau ko e koloa 'a ho'o kātakí pea mo ho'o tali angí.
FamilySearch Book Scanning
What is FamilySearch Digital Library Book Scanning?
FamilySearch offers a free, easy service to digitally preserve your family history or a book of genealogical value. We look forward to the opportunity to scan your written family history!
Learn more about book scanning.
How Are Books Scanned?
Where are the Scanning Centers Located?
FamilySearch book scanning centers can be found in the following locations:
| Country | State/Province | City |
| USA | Arizona | Mesa - FamilySearch Remote Operations Center |
| Phoenix - Arizona State Library | ||
| California | Burbank -Southern California Genealogical Society | |
| Indiana | Fort Wayne - Allen County Public Library | |
| Missouri | Independence - Midwest Genealogy Center | |
| St. Louis - Missouri Historical Society | ||
| St. Louis - St. Louis County Library | ||
| Springfield Greene Library District | ||
| New York | Rochester- Rochester Public Library | |
| Ohio | Columbus - Columbus Metropolitan Library | |
| Texas | Dallas - Dallas Public Library | |
| Utah | Salt Lake - FamilySearch Library | |
| Lehi - Lehi FamilySearch Scanning Center | ||
| Canada | British Columbia | Surrey - British Columbia Genealogical Society |
| Ontario | Ottawa - Library & Archives Canada |
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Frequently Asked Questions
ʻOku tau fakaʻatā ha ngaahi fononga ueʻi fakalaumālie ʻokú ne ʻomi ʻa e fiefia ki he kakai kotoa pē ʻi heʻenau ʻiloʻi, tānaki, mo fakafehokotaki honau fāmilí?kuohili, lolotonga, mo e kahaʻu.