In Family Tree, you can add your ancestor's siblings directly from the person page or First Ancestor view.

The Notes tool in Family Tree allows you to record information that does not fit the standard fields on a person page. Add notes to share questions, insights, warnings, and research notes about your ancestors. Use alert notes to notify other users to read the notes before changing information in Family Tree.

You can add vitals and other information to Family Tree on the person page. Vitals include name, sex, birth, christening, death, and burial.

The Recents feature keeps a list of the 50 most recent people that you viewed in Family Tree.

For temple notifications, click the notifications icon at the top of most FamilySearch webpages.

One of the most direct ways to add parents is by linking them to a child already in your tree. Learn how.

You can indicate the single or childless status of a person in Family Tree.

Family Tree protects privacy by limiting who can see information about living relatives through the use of private trees and family group trees.

You can find online help for the FamilySearch mobile apps.

If Family Tree contains incorrect information about a living person, you can correct it.