Here are the most important genealogical news items published online for France in July:
• Aisne (02): The Aisne Departmental Archives have put new registers of deliberations online
• Cher (18): The Departmental Archives of Cher have just enriched their digitised holdings with several new collections: municipal deliberations, decisions of the General Council, notaries and marriage dispensations
• Eure (27): The Eure Departmental Archives have launched their new website
• Gard (30): The Gard Departmental Archives have completed the online publication of duplicates of the notarial registers
• Gers (32): The Gers Departmental Archives have published a new collection of old maps and plans
• Landes (40): The Landes Departmental Archives have just put online a collection of photographs of the Landes between 1928 and 1948
• Marne (51): The Departmental Archives of the Marne continue to put municipal deliberations online
• Meuse (55): The conscription registers for the classes of 1922 to 1925 are now available online
• Morbihan (56): The Departmental Archives of Morbihan have just completed several online publications: the lists of the military contingent, the ten-year civil status tables for the period 1903–1942, and the censuses for the years 1911 to 1931
• Val-d'Oise (95): The Departmental Archives of Val-d'Oise have just opened their virtual reading room, which allows you to consult online documents that cannot be produced in person
• France: New archives have extended their online statistical holdings collections up to 1925
• France: The Géné@2026 genealogy forum organised by the FFG will take place on Saturday, 14 November 2026, at the National Archives (in Pierrefitte)
• FamilySearch: New collections published
• MyHeritage: New online indexing