When you create tags for memories and do not link that memory to a person in Family Tree, the system remembers your tags. You can use them on other memories about the same person.
If another person in your family has the same name, it can be hard to figure out which tag belongs to which person.
Here are some recommended solutions:
Link the memory to a person in Family Tree
When you link a memory to a person in Family Tree, the tag includes information about the person. You can see vital dates and the Tee ID. The additional information helps you determine who the tag belongs to.
If the person is not in Family Tree, add him or her. Then add a tag to the memory that links the memory to the person in Family Tree.
Create unique tags for each person
If you decide to not add the people to Family Tree, we suggest that you include distinguishing information in the tag. In addition to the person’s name, enter dates or generation indicators. Places can also be useful as you distinguish one person’s tag from another.