The story of the African American man and woman has been laced with the trauma of enslavement, the patience through persecution, and the con…

The is part 2 of our four part African American mini-series. This class digs a bit deeper into building the family pedigree and finding and using record sets beyond vital records and census.

The is part 3 of our four part African American mini-series. This class is specific to FamilySearch, such as the Research Wiki and the FamilySearch Catalog.*The FamilySearch website demonstrated has slightly changed from when this presentation was given. The functionality of the site is still the same.*

View the list of image restrictions messages and what options are available.

Our collaboration with commercial family history websites provides you with access to more records and tools.

You can edit, delete, or detach a tag on a photo, story, document, or audio file in Family Tree.

Create a username and password that meet our rules.

Submit signed, written permission from a close living relative to request temple ordinances for nonrelated individuals and friends.

Learn how to find past messages and notifications from FamilySearch.

If a member who reserved ordinances has died, was incapacitated, or had a withdrawal of membership, you can submit a request to have the family names list released.