Help! In 2019 there was a"family History book" area that I could go to to create a "book" that I cou

Annie KAMP

Dennis J Yancey

see;

https://www.familysearch.org/myfamily/

 

Brett .

@sister colvard​ 

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FYI

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'Yes', SADLY, the "Digital" version of the My Family Booklet" was "Retired" by 'FamilySearch' on 4 November 2019.

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Here is a "Knowledge Article" in 'FamilySearch'

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Where can I view, print, or edit the information from My Family booklet?

https://www.familysearch.org/help/helpcenter/article/where-can-i-view-print-or-edit-the-information-from-my-family-booklet

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Question:

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Do you still have a "Copy" of that the "Digital" version of the My Family Booklet" with "Data"?

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IF, you do; THEN, can you still access (ie. Use) that "Copy" of the "Digital" version of the My Family Booklet" with "Data", that you have?

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IF, you can still access (ie. Use) that; THEN, I would suspect, that you should be able to "Copy" the VARIOUS Parts (and, "Files") from the (Digital) 'Booklet'; and, simply, physically, "Paste" into "Family Tree" of 'FamilySearch'.

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Of course, initially you may have to "Create" a "Skeleton" version of the individuals/persons in "Family Tree" of 'FamilySearch' to start with to have SOMEWHERE to put all the "Data" from the (Digital) 'Booklet'.

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I hope this works for you.

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I am sorry; but, that is all that I can think of at the moment.

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Brett

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LegacyUser

Thank you...I will have my husband get right on it!

...One way or the other I will make it work...it was a great way for an elderly (non tech) person like myself to actually complete a family history book for the grandchildren!

 

Many Thanks, Sister Colvard

 

LegacyUser

Thank you so much for your time and research...I have a couple of computers that husband has to go thru....I will follow up on your suggestions.

 

It was such a sweet, but I feel much better now. Thank you again! Annie