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

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.

You can correct a person's listed sex in Family Tree. The options are male, female, and unspecified.

Restore a deleted person's record in Family Tree.

You can dismiss some data problems in Family Tree.

You usually see a different tree because you have multiple accounts. A different pedigree displays for each one.

In Family Tree, different icons represent the status of a person's temple ordinances. Learn what each icon and status means.

If you want to do ordinances that someone else reserved, contact the person with the reservation.

You can see a sealing-to-parents ordinance date without the names of the parents. This is often because the set of parents in Family Tree does not match the set associated with the ordinance.

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