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-{{outdated}} The term Family Registry was once used to describe a microfiche containing the names of people researching specific surnames. This was intended to allow persons to contact those who had common research interests. This term is now archaic. This same function is performed by the collaborative email found under the Share tab on the FamilySearch.org website home page.
+The term Family Registry was once used to describe a microfiche containing the names of people researching specific surnames. This was intended to allow persons to contact those who had common research interests. This term is now archaic. Also the term collaborative email which was on FamilySearch.org
-To use this feature, one must be a registered member of familysearch.
+To use these features,is now on [https://familysearch.org/tree/ trees]
-*Click on the Share tab
+AWiki page that will help is: [[Training for FamilySearch Family Tree]]
-*Click on Collaboration E-mail Lists
-*Register if needed otherwise, login
-*Create a new e-mail list or search existing e-mail lists
 [[Category:Tracing_LDS_Ancestors]]