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Sources are historical materials that provide evidence that your family history is accurate. When you add sources, they can help users work together, add richness to Family Tree, help users evaluate conflicting information, and acknowledge work done by others.

The ordinance dates in Family Tree are from official sources. The date could be different from what your personal database shows.

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Our genealogy industry allies can help with family history and genealogy research. Members of the Church can sign up for free accounts on Ancestry, MyHeritage, Findmypast, American Ancestors, Geneanet, Filae, and Storied.

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