From the Family Tree Settings, you can control various preferences to enhance your experience.

Learn how to identify the access rights needed for an online book.

You can use the JAWS screen reader to search Historical Records. The most important information from the records images is available as ASCII text.

The Research Wiki teaches you how to conduct genealogical research in many areas of the world.

Learn how to set your cookie preferences on the FamilySearch website.

If the information from your booklet was added to FamilySearch, you can view, print, and edit the information on FamilySearch.org.

Both Family Tree and personal genealogy software have benefits. You may even want to use both.

Here are some solutions that you can try if the app on your Android device does not synchronize with the web.

Family Tree provides many different language templates for names. The language templates help you enter an ancestor's name in the correct order for the language and in the correct scripts (or character sets) for the language.

Find the contact information, address, fax number, phone number, website, and hours of operation for the FamilySearch Library.