4 new sources and new display options
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First of all, we wish you a fantastic, healthy and above all discovery-filled 2026! We hope you were able to enjoy a restful holiday season and that you're ready, with fresh energy and renewed curiosity, to map out the history of your ancestors even further.
At GeneaGenie, we certainly didn't let the start of the new year pass unnoticed. The platform has been expanded with new display options for manual search results and four new sources, together accounting for over 2.3 million new records. This gives you a clearer overview and a considerably larger database to give your research a flying start in the year ahead.

Display options for manual searches

We have expanded GeneaGenie with improved and new display options for your manual searches. We understand that researchers work in different ways, which is why you can now adjust the interface to your own preference.
By default you get a refined list view that is optimised for a smooth experience on mobile and tablet—ideal for quick look-ups on the go.
For in-depth sessions on a larger screen, there is now the table view. This new mode gives you a powerful overview of all the details side by side, so you can spot patterns and compare results in no time.
For GEDCOM searches, you still see the data from your GEDCOM file on the left and the data found at the source on the right, so you can verify the differences and similarities at a glance.

2 new sources in Belgium

Familiekunde Dendermonde – 577,349 records
The extensive index of obituary notices and memorial cards from the Dendermonde region is now fully searchable via GeneaGenie. These personal documents are a valuable addition to your family research. Once you've found a match, you can request a digital scan of the original document through the link to their documentation centre.
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ODIS – 77,035 records
GeneaGenie is now connected to the ODIS.be database, giving you easy access to thousands of historical person records. This connection focuses specifically on the people in their system, so you can effortlessly discover the social roles, mandates and networks of your ancestors in Belgian associational life and politics. An enormous enrichment for your family research!
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2 new sources in the Netherlands

Archief Amsterdam – 1,674,286 records
From now on, our search engine gives you access to the indexes of the burial and death registers of the Amsterdam City Archives. Whether you're looking for ancestors from the iconic Jordaan or the canal belt, this connection helps you find the right records and registers in no time. With a single click you go straight to the source to consult the original documents in the archive and complete your Amsterdam family tree even further!
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Heemkundekring De Steenen Kamer – 48,716 records
As the leading knowledge centre for the history of Steenbergen, the Heemkundekring De Steenen Kamer has built up an impressive collection of memorial cards over the past 30 years. Thanks to this new connection, you can now quickly find information on ancestors from this region, allowing you to fill in another new piece of your family tree in North Brabant.
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