Community Trees: A Reliable Resource for Genealogy Breakthroughs • FamilySearch

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Community Trees: A Reliable Resource for Genealogy Breakthroughs • FamilySearch

If you are fresh out of genealogy research leads, consider taking a look at the Community Trees projects on FamilySearch.

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Billie Keaffaber

I think I found a boo boo and don’t know how to fix it. Joseph Burkhammer and Elizabeth I don’t think William J Burkhammer child. I going through family here I know John and Jane is thiers. And he has 2 sets parents can someone check other set parents and see if he belongs there and fix it. Thank you

William J Burkhammer

 • LZLN-957

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/family/LZLN-957

Billie

JeffreyBryant1

Several years ago I submitted the data for the United States, Oregon, Hood River Community Tree. My database has grown considerably since then. How do I go about getting it updated?

Cynthia8118

Cynthia8118

My ancestor, Benjamin Franklin Hawkins (1828-1891) has been left out of his family tree on the Mayflower Community Tree project. He was born to William Alden Hawkins and Anna Eddy in Shelbyville, Indiana, and died in Waxahachie, Tx. His parents and 11 siblings are included in the family tree, but his information is blank. How do I contact the Mayflower Community Tree Project?

Susie Carlson

Try contacting the Mayflower Society and if that doesn't work, you can always set up a personal consultation with the Family Search Library here: Free Research Consultations