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*"Synthesize" means "to combine a number of separate elements into a coherent whole."<br>No appropriate article on family history synthesis has been found to link to. Instead it is recommended that anyone undertaking to synthesize a family history purchase | *"Synthesize" means "to combine a number of separate elements into a coherent whole."<br>No appropriate article on family history synthesis has been found to link to. Instead it is recommended that anyone undertaking to synthesize a family history purchase [http://celebration.familysearch.org/ ''A Celebration of Family History''] (a FamilySearch DVD, $4.50) and listen to David McCullough's presentation. Grasping the meaning of "synthesis" is essential to telling your family's story. | ||
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=== Publish and Distribute === | === Publish and Distribute === | ||
*Among the best tools for publishing and distributing your family's history is the FamilySearch Family Tree. In Family Tree you can create a record of all the vital life events for each deceased ancestor. Then you can add photos, stories, sources, and other information to honor their memory. As your work progresses, you will be creating what is called a '''"trans-generational family narrative"''' and leaving a treasure to be preserved at FamilySearch through the coming centuries. | |||
*If you haven't already done so, begin by creating an account with Family Search and logging in. Next, click on the "Family Tree" link at the top center of this page. Welcome to the journey! | |||
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