Do you have a source for your family members? Have you had trouble attaching them to your person on FamilySearch Family Tree? This class will teach you how to attach sources to FamilySearch Family Tree and effectively source your information.

The FamilySearch Family Tree app is an easy and convenient tool for learning about your family and doing genealogy, but you don’t need to ta…

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"Not Available" means that a person's temple ordinance information is unavailable to view in Family Tree.

If Family Tree identifies a duplicate record that is really about a different person, you can indicate it is not a match.

If a person lived during the time when patronymic naming was used, please follow these guidelines when entering the name into Family Tree.

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

Enter the child’s name, sex, birth information, and death information into Family Tree. Then add the stillborn or miscarried event to the profile.

In Family Tree, some ordinance data appears to be missing. Learn when to take additional action.

Naming traditions vary widely. When you enter names correctly in Family Tree, other users can find them more easily.