Why are WW 1 & 2 not included on the Historical Events Time Line
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Don M Thomas said: Just another patron like yourself.
Because the non-LDS patrons here at the FamilySearch "Family Tree" do not have free access to some of the World War I, and almost all of the World War II sources, that are housed at ancestry.com. See related "Feedback."
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Tom Huber said: First, welcome to the community-powered public feedback forum for FamilySearch. FamilySearch personnel read every discussion thread and may or may not respond as their time permits. We all share an active interest in using the resources of this site and as users, we have various levels of knowledge and experience and do our best to help each other with concerns, issues, and/or questions.
I suspect that if a person lived in Europe at the time of those events, that they would show up. The historical events seem to be oriented toward where the person lived at the time.
For instance, my father and his parents lived in Seattle and on their timeline, two event specific to Seattle are among the Historical events on their timeline.0 -
Lynn (Brooks) Gleason said: I would consider it an event in the lives of those who served, and their families.0
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Tom Huber said: I agree. For it to show up, you would have to have at least a Residence entry in the area where the war was fought. FamilySearch is weak on military service records and as such, you would need to find those records on another site, such as Fold3, which is now part of Ancestry.com.0