Family Group Trees—New Update on FamilySearch • FamilySearch
Family Group Trees—New Update on FamilySearch • FamilySearch
Family Group Trees are a secure way to share living family information, stories, and photos with close family members.
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Wonderful feature, thank you for enabling family members to work together!
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Ok, we (my living close relatives and me) are multiplicated several times in our "privíte tree". It is easy to see but its weakness based on the FS coding root…
Now we have a family group involved the living family members but none of us connected to each others as relatives.
What is the goal this new feature more than having one more ID? 🤐
Let me paste the part of the merging guidance: 🙃- You cannot merge duplicates if one is in your private tree and the other is in a family group tree.
- You cannot merge duplicates if one is in your private tree and the other is in another user's private tree.
- You cannot merge duplicates if one is in your private tree and the other is in the public tree.
- You cannot merge duplicates if one is in a family group tree and the other is in the public tree.
- You cannot merge duplicates if they are in different family group trees.
https://www.familysearch.org/en/help/helpcenter/article/how-do-i-merge-duplicates-in-my-private-space-in-family-tree
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This is a great way to strengthen extended families. We recently created a group for all of my father's descendants and their spouses, a total of 103 people, 98 of whom are living. But I feel like I am not using this tool to its full potential. I would like to hear how other people are using it.
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@Mouritsen Paul Thomas Thank you for your inquiry. To find out how other people are using the tools, please access the FamilySearch Community Page to find out what others are doing in the discussions.
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