Community Trees

Michael Vaughn_1

Can you please tell me how to create a Community Tree?

Thank you.

Michael J. Vaughn

Brett .

@Michael Vaughn_1

Michael

Welcome to the "Community.FamilySearch" Form.

I am just another 'lowly' User/Patron ...

Just in passing ...

Question: What do yo mean by "Community Tree"?

Please advise.

As, "Family Tree", of 'FamilySearch', is SINGLE "One" World "Tree", for all of us.

Just my thoughts.

Brett

Amy Archibald

This blog article describes more about Community Trees. https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/community-trees-a-reliable-resource-for-genealogy-breakthroughs

I would suppose that you would need to contact @Darris Williams as mentioned in the article for more information on creating a Community Tree.

Paul W

@Brett .

Well, at least two of us appeared to having been missing something here! Speaking for myself, perhaps I should be checking around the FamilySearch website a bit more.

See https://www.familysearch.org/search/genealogies, which has the link to https://www.familysearch.org/search/genealogies/submissions?f.collectionId=8.

To be honest, I'd never even been aware of these FamilySearch pages until today. Thank you for putting me / us on the trail @Amy Archibald.

Brett .

@Paul W

Paul

I was aware of ..

▬ Oral Genealogies

And, of course, like you and others ...

▬ Pedigree Resource File

▬ Ancestral File

▬ International genealogical Index (IGI)

And, I think that in passing, now I did 'see' something about "Community Tree"; but, just did not follow it up ...

But ...

That Said ...

▬ Community Trees

▬ Computer-Generated Trees

▬ Guild of One-Name Studies

▬ MyTrees.com; and,

▬ RootsFinder

ALL 'look' NEW in 'FamilySearch' - ie. Just ADDED in 2021, the Year just passed ...

'Yes', certainly nice to become aware of such ...

Looks like a NEW "Bookmark": https://www.familysearch.org/search/genealogies/submissions

@Amy Archibald

'Thank You' for that.

Brett

ps:

I wonder, if the various "Searching" factifies/functions/features, in 'FamilySearch', actually search in ALL such. [ Otherwise, there will be a lot of work involved, when seriously "Searching" ... ]

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