You can find all of a person’s attached sources from the person page in Family Tree.

When a source is attached to the wrong person, detach it. Then attach it to the right person.

Add outside sources to Family Tree. You can either link to the online copy or attach a digital copy if it is not copyrighted.

To show that a source supports a specific piece of vital information about a person, tag the source in Family Tree.

In Family Tree, you can attach an unindexed image that you find as a source about a person.

You can use memories as sources in Family Tree as long as the content is not copyrighted.

You can view all sources attached to Other Relationships by opening the relationship on a person page in Family Tree.

In the source linker, you can change the focus person when attaching a source to a person in Family Tree. You can attach a source to other people who are mentioned in the record, such as parents, children, spouses, or siblings.

While you are working on a person in Family Tree, you can search historical records to find more information and sources.

Use the Other Relationship's edit feature to record dates, places, and sources about the enslavement or emancipation of a person in Family Tree.