The World’s Largest Shared Family Tree • • FamilySearch Blog
The World’s Largest Shared Family Tree • • FamilySearch Blog
The free FamilySearch website is home to the world’s largest online family tree. Known as the FamilySearch Family Tree, this shared family t…
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I do it!!!!
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io raccolgo genealogie solo di individui ( maschi e femmine ) col mio cognome
Google Translate - Italian to English: I only collect genealogies of individuals (male and female) with my surname
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I am happy for my family in family search.
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How does one enable my tree to be found by others - working on the same lines???? Every thing is open, but no one can read my work~
Is it because I have not downloaded to Family Search?? Don Spence - I'm stumped!
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All account holders can view anyone who is deceased. Those living individuals you may have entered in your account are only available to you.
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Buenas tardes ☺️.
Excelente trabajo.
Gracias, gracias, gracias.
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Hi, Can someone kindly tell me how I can transfer my Family Tree on Ancestry.com.au, to FamilySearch please? ☺️
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Check out these Help Center articles for instructions:
How do I upload my GEDCOM file?
How do I copy information from my GEDCOM file into Family Tree?
You will need to compare each person in your GEDCOM one at time to those potentially already in the FamilySearch Family Tree.
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i am trying to help another member work on his tree how do i go aout doing that
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How to upload my Ancestry.com DNA results onto my Family Search tree??
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You cannot upload DNA results to FamilySearch. You can upload a Memory or include a note on a profile saying a person has been DNA tested. However note that no-one else can see the profiles of living people.
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Gern würd' ich - als längst mit Konto angemeldeter - zB solche Familien zu kleinen Stammbäumen zusammenfügen :
"Deutschland Heiraten, 1558-1929", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VC1P-MWQ : 13 July 2021), Matthias Bodecke, 1701.
Es ist schade, dass dies anscheinend nur dem FS-Team vorbehalten ist.
Dann Könnt' ich sie weiter mit Katalog-Daten verknüpfen, in diesem Fall p.e. mit https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS8L-Y9C1-W?i=1187&cat=250196
Peter Fegeler
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Hi Sunny,
Just wondering if you ever give personal lessons for someone who needs to
fill in research skill gaps?
Deanna
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Hi Sunny,
I have just received an email purporting to be from FamilySearch, asking if I can help review and attach a record - United States, Social Security Numerical Identification Files (NUMIDENT), 1936-2007 - and providing a link button that says "Review Hint".
I'm leery about clicking on any unsolicited link, although this email certainly seems legit, from the email address it's from "reply@emailfamilysearch.org" to this tagline at the end:
"This email was sent to: <my email>
This email was sent by: FamilySearch
A service provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
You are receiving this email because you created a FamilySearch account or used a FamilySearch tool or service.
© 2023 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.
50 E. North Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 United States
FamilySearch Terms of Use (Updated 2021-09-27) | Privacy Notice (Updated 2021-04-06)"
Are you able to confirm that this email is from FamilySearch and that the link is legitimate or if not, would you please forward this question to someone who can.
Thanks,
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Yes, that email is from FamilySearch. You can control what kind of emails you receive and turn off receiving these attaching hint emails. Please visit the notification settings of your account and adjust as you feel appropriate for you: https://www.familysearch.org/identity/settings/notifications
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I need assistance with indexing/reviewing batches. Where do I go for direct assistance?
How do I receive a copy of Family Tree Magazine?
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For Indexing Support, please visit the FamilySearch Community - Indexing.
Family Tree Magazine is a company that is not associated with FamilySearch.
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par la recherche familiale nous sommes identifies
Google Translate - French to English:
through family research we are identified
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When I began my the search for my family, I used my adoptive parents family because I had no information concerning my birth family. I now do. Can I have two separate trees on Family Search?
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Annette Overstreet. Yes. When logged in to Family Search, visit the 'view person' page and go down to 'Family Members' to the 'Parents and Siblings' section, scroll to the bottom and choose 'add parent' And your parents there and then populate the rest of the information on that line there. If you have any challenges, try setting up a free personal consultation by visiting: Online Genealogy Help.
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Family Search connected my husband to a common ancestor. Weare 14th cousins. I cannot find this information. How do I find it? Sue Jones 74
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@SueJones74 Thank you for your question. Please check in with Online Genealogy Help or Genealogy Research Help to further your research.
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Forty years ago - with a blank slate - I began to search for my maternal ancestry. Had it not been for the outstanding help of the local LDS library here in Toronto and the vast collection of microfilms which was able to study over a period of many years, I would never have known of my ancestry.
Today I would like to give back.
As a result of my research I was also able to document the names, relationships and data of the entire community of my ancestors (now in Poland).
I would appreciate it if you could guide me to the correct area in your vast website to begin with my endeavour.
Sincerely,
Peter (name removed) Cullman
Toronto, Canada
(email removed)
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@Peter Cullman Mod note: Community is a public online forum. For your privacy, your question was edited to remove your contact information as well as a name that is not part of your username. Please see the Community Code of Conduct for more details.
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