FamilySearch
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FamilySearch Global and Tech Forum 2025
Craig Miller, Andrew Gold, Bryan Austad, Michelle Barber, Ryan Parker, Sarah Hammon, Valerie Villalobos Huitron
RootsTech 2025 | General Session 1 | Rachel Platten and Steve Rockwood
Steve Rockwood, Rachel Platten
Family History Department Leadership Roundtable with Elder Kevin S. Hamilton
Elder Kevin S. Hamilton, Elder Massimo De Feo, Elder Mark A. Bragg, Elder Jorge M. Alvarado, Elder K. Brett Nattress
Pre-recorded sessions
2025 Temple and Family History Leadership Instruction
Elder Neil L. Andersen, Elder Patrick Kearon, and members of the Temple and Family History Executive Council provide insight about receiving personal power through temple ordinances and covenants.
Free FamilySearch Genealogy Research Consultations
Experienced genealogists offer free genealogical research services. null
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What's New at FamilySearch?
Account, Usernames, Passwords, and Contact Info
How Do I Recover My FamilySearch Username and Password?
FamilySearch Support Content Development Team
Using a Church Account to Recover Forgotten FamilySearch Username or Password
FamilySearch Support Content Development Team
Family Tree and Source Linker
How Do I Correct the Wrong Parent or Child in Family Tree?
FamilySearch Support Content Development Team
How Do I See My Relationship to Other Users in Family Tree?
FamilySearch Support Content Development Team
Historical Record Search
Searching FamilySearch Record Images That Haven't Been Transcribed
FamilySearch offers a vast collection of historical records containing valuable information about our ancestors. Many people are familiar with the indexed (transcribed) records that can be easily searched for, but did you know FamilySearch hosts millions more images of records that have not been transcribed? Explore Images allows you to search groups of images in the world’s largest collection of historical documents. This demo will show you some tips on how to effectively find the collections that could contain valuable information you have been searching for.
Get Involved and Indexing
Reviewing Names in Get Involved: What It Is and How It Helps
Join Stuart on a tour of the Get Involved mobile app from FamilySearch.
FamilySearch Activities
Help and Learning
Mobile Apps
Reviewing Names in Get Involved: What It Is and How It Helps
Join Stuart on a tour of the Get Involved mobile app from FamilySearch.
GEDCOM
How Do I Upload a GEDCOM File and Send to Family Tree?
FamilySearch Support Content Development Team
Add an Existing Family Tree to FamilySearch
This is for new users to FamilySearch who have already built a family tree using another website or software program. This will show you how to add your family tree to FamilySearch Family Tree and begin to enjoy the many benefits of FamilySearch. Options covered in the demo for adding your tree include the following:Ancestral QuestVideo: Upload Data to FamilySearch Family Tree . This uses Ancestral Quest’s “Link/Upload Groups” feature available with the Ancestral Quest full license (paid).Video: Syncing AQ/PAF Data with Family Tree (Basics) . This uses features available with the Ancestral Quest Basics (free) license.Find Ancestral Quest in the Expo Hall for help and product information.RootsMagicVideo: Matching Records with RootsMagic and FamilySearch Family Tree . This shows how to match your tree with persons in FamilySearch’s Family Tree.Video: Sharing Data with RootsMagic and FamilySearch Family Tree . This shows you how to add data to FamilySearch’s Family Tree.FamilySearch GenealogiesUpload Your Tree . Upload your GEDCOM to FamilySearch and selectively add your data to the shared Family Tree.
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