Both MyHeritage and Ancestry.com have increased their coverage of Jewish records.
In the past couple of years, the Big Four have made great strides in publishing records that help identify those lost ancestors. Look to FamilySearch and Ancestry.com for the most records about African Americans, including Freedmen’s Bureau records; Southern states’ vital records, voter registrations, cemetery and incarceration records; and other collections pertaining directly to enslaved people. Both MyHeritage and Ancestry.com have increased their coverage of Jewish records. Findmypast and FamilySearch both have collections that support research on people of African descent living under British colonial rule.