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It might be exciting to find your great-grandmother in FamilySearch Family Tree. But what about finding her four times—each record with a little different information? | It might be exciting to find your great-grandmother in FamilySearch Family Tree. But what about finding her four times—each record with a little different information? | ||
This duplication can feel bewildering and frustrating. And yet finding an ancestor more than once in Family Tree is a fairly common occurrence. The reason for these duplicates (the term used when there are multiple records for the same individual) is because information in the tree comes from a variety of sources and because users can enter their own information directly into the tree. This class will teach you how to use FamilySearch features to resolve these duplications. | This duplication can feel bewildering and frustrating. And yet finding an ancestor more than once in Family Tree is a fairly common occurrence. The reason for these duplicates (the term used when there are multiple records for the same individual) is because information in the tree comes from a variety of sources and because users can enter their own information directly into the tree. This class will teach you how to use FamilySearch features to resolve these duplications.<br> | ||
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B37fYs3Uz0vTT0tsWHkxb2IzM2c/view?usp=sharing <b>Matching and Merging Duplicates Handout</b>]<br> | |||
[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YzjisIlyeaKt2iNl1llL9-EU3oIR4A7w <b>Finding and Merging Duplicates in Family Tree</b> (Montague) | |||
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