Putting Documents as Sources in FamilySearch Family Tree: Difference between revisions

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How to Get Documents in Family Tree[edit | edit source]

There are many instances where it is desireable to enter a document as a Source in a person's Details page in Family Tree. This is particularly true when the document establishes the name, date and place of a vital event (i.e. a birth register or birth certificate).

While documents found in the Family Search digital databases can be easily attached as a source to a person, (see FS "Attach ......"), often they are found on other websites (free or subscription) or the actual documents is in the possession of a family member or other individual.

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 == How to Get Documents in Family Tree  ==
-= There are many instances where it is desireable to enter a document as a Source in a person's Details page in Family Tree.&nbsp; This is particularly true when the document establishes the name, date and place of a vital event (i.e. a birth register or birth certificate).&nbsp;
+There are many instances where it is desireable to enter a document as a Source in a person's Details page in Family Tree.&nbsp; This is particularly true when the document establishes the name, date and place of a vital event (i.e. a birth register or birth certificate).&nbsp;
-While documents found in the Family Search digital databases can be easily attached as a source to a person, (see FS "Attach ......"), often they are found on other websites (free or subscription) or the actual documents is in the possession of a family member or other individual.&nbsp; =
+While documents found in the Family Search digital databases can be easily attached as a source to a person, (see FS "Attach ......"), often they are found on other websites (free or subscription) or the actual documents is in the possession of a family member or other individual.&nbsp;
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