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There are many instances where it is desirable to enter a ''Document as a Source'' in an individual's Details page in Family Tree.  This is particularly true when the '''document establishes/verifies the name, date and place of a person's vital event''' (i.e. birth register/certificate, marriage record, etc.).   
There are many instances where it is desirable to enter a ''Document as a Source'' in an individual's Details page in Family Tree.  This is particularly true when the '''document establishes/verifies the name, date and place of a person's vital event''' (i.e. birth register/certificate, marriage record, etc.).   


While documents found in the Family Search digital databases can be easily attached as a Source to a person, using the Source Linker, (see Wiki page [[Attaching FamilySearch (FS) Records to Family Tree Using the Source Linker]])''' often documents are found on other websites (free or subscription) or in the &nbsp;possession of a family member or other individual'''. &nbsp;Records found in these other places ought to be added to Family Tree using a different series of STEPS that are found on the following '''Steps with Pictures Guide'''. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br>
While documents found in the Family Search digital databases can be easily attached as a Source to a person, using the Source Linker, (see Wiki page [["Attaching FamilySearch (FS) Records to Family Tree Using the Source Linker"]])''' often documents are found on other websites (free or subscription) or in the &nbsp;possession of a family member or other individual'''. &nbsp;Records found in these other places ought to be added to Family Tree using a different series of STEPS that are found on the following '''Steps with Pictures Guide'''. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br>


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