I have a few hours a week to spare if it's something not too difficult. If it's jus data entry and maybe transcribing the records to text, I could help.

Most of the documents are hand-written, which can be a bit of a challenge. Names and dates (for the most part) - each category (court documents, medical, education, etc) is slightly different in terms of the information they seek. All in all, very simple stuff to do - the hardest part would be deciphering some of the handwriting.

Every record is arbitrated before it passes into public record, so if you aren't sure about something, make a guess. Someone (or ones) will be looking at the same record and giving it their best guess, also.

An example of what they want for a property record, here: https://familysearch.org/indexing/projects/USFreeBureauLandandProperRecord18651872

Each category has a "view details" link, which will tell you exactly what they would like you to identify.

I'm going to sign up and do a bit here and there. Seems very interesting.

and thank you for volunteering. I admit to being a research junkie and spend quite a bit of time volunteering just for the pleasure of getting to read the records.

Have fun!

addicted researcher!

It's an addiction I have no intention of losing.