https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf6OdMZ_CV4
This webinar introduces you to FamilySearch and some other resources to help you get started with your family history work.

https://familyhistory.lib.byu.edu/all-webinars/basic-series-part-1-getting-started-with-familysearch-family-tree
by James Tanner (27 September 2017) by James Tanner (27 September 2017) ... Part 1-Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree by James Tanner (27 September 2017) ... Tree Instructional Videos. Description. This webinar introduces you to FamilySearch and some other resources to help you get started with your family history work. Search for

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Basic Series: Part 1 - Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree- James Tanner (27 Sep 2017) September 27, 2017 by Webinar Assistant • basic, Beginner, family History, getting Started, Help, James Tanner, Legal Records, Research Tools, Webinar recordings.

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This webinar introduces you to FamilySearch and some other resources to help you get started with your family history work. Basic Series: Part 1 - Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree - James Tanner on Vimeo

https://fh.lib.byu.edu/classes-and-webinars/online-webinars/webinar-recording-index/
An Inside View of Working With the FamilySearch Family Tree - James Tanner (18 April 2024) Basic Series: Part 1 - Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree - James Tanner (27 Sep 2017- 49 min) Basic Series: Part 2 - Communicating what you know about your Genealogy - James Tanner (20 Jul 2018- 48 min) Basic Series: Part 3

https://broadcast.lds.org/eLearning/fhd/Community/en/FamilySearch/FamilyTree/pdf/familyTreeGettingStarted.pdf
By default, the system shows the screen where you can find a person who is already in the system. If you want to enter a new person instead, click Add Person. Scroll to the Family Members section, and find the box containing the names of the husband and wife. Click the View link that is in the box.

https://www.familysearch.org/en/fieldops/familysearch-library-family-tree-getting-started-with-family-tree
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Family Tree. Before you begin, remember to download the Learning Checklist. This is a handout that will guide you as you work through these lessons, and it also provides a checklist for you to track your progress.

https://www.familysearch.org/gettingstarted/
Find answers to your research questions, view classes and videos, and discover much more. Already know how you want to get started on FamilySearch.org? You can go straight to the home page. FamilySearch offers a variety of ways to learn more about your family story. To begin, choose an activity below that looks interesting.

https://familysearch.brightspotcdn.com/b7/8e/70b0026d4a36b7af57203474ea73/handout.pdf
Find - Searches for an ancestor in the Family Tree by name or ID number. Lists - Lists the people you are watching, as well as listing recent changes to people being watched. The Family Booklet helps the user to get started by guiding them through the process of entering basic information about several generations of their family. As

https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/how-to-start-a-family-tree/?cid=bl-fsb-8860
The best way to get started is to add first four generations of your family. Building your own tree will help you find where you connect to FamilySearch's global family tree. With one link, your small family tree could suddenly stretch back hundreds of years! Gathering your family information into a family tree can also help you preserve

https://fh.lib.byu.edu/familysearch-basics-series-kathryn-grant-related-webinars/
Below is a list of webinars that cover content related to each of Kathryn Grant's Basic Series classes. 1. Getting to Know FamilySearch.org 10 Helpful Things to Know Before Using Family Tree - Kathryn Grant Basic Series: Part 1 - Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree - James Tanner Discovering the FamilySearch Family Tree App ... Read More →

https://broadcast.lds.org/elearning/fhd/FS/en/GetStarted/index.html
FamilySearch is the world's largest genealogical organization and provides its services to the public free of charge through FamilySearch.org, the Family History Library, and more than 4,600 local family history centers in 127 countries. Step 1 Remember and Record. Step 2 Talk With Family. Step 3 Gather Your Records. Step 4 Choose an Ancestor.

https://familyhistory.lib.byu.edu/familysearch-basics
Basic Series: Part 2-Communicating what you know about your Genealogy. by James Tanner (20 July 2018) ... Basic Series: Part 1-Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree. ... A Guide for Entering Information in the FamilySearch Family Tree. by James Tanner (14 October 2016)

https://broadcast.lds.org/eLearning/fhd/Community/en/FamilySearch/FamilyTree/pdf/familyTreeUserGuide.pdf
Tip: If you click Stay signed in for 2 weeks, each time you go to FamilySearch.org and click Family Tree, the system automatically signs you in. At the end of two weeks, you can select the option again. Do not use the Stay signed in for 2 weeks option if you are on a shared computer. FamilySearch Family Tree (18 October 2013) 9

https://community.familysearch.org/en/discussion/91734/where-do-i-go-to-find-family-search-getting-started
The preceding posts should answer your question about the "Getting Started" pages in FamilySearch. Another great resource is "The Family History Guide" which is an additional resource for help with FamilySearch.org. The guide contains free lessons to help you use FamilySearch.org. The content is provided by a FamilySearch partner.

https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Getting_started_building_your_family_tree
In this computerized society starting your family tree is at your fingertips. With the click of a mouse and a good browser you are ready to begin. On FamilySearch, you can build your family tree and on the FamilySearch Research Wiki you will find the records that you need at no expense...ever. As your tree grows, you will be connected to information from other trees that also contain your

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Basic Paper Document Preservation with James Tanner (3 April 2020) Basic Series: Part 1 - Getting Started with FamilySearch Family Tree - James Tanner (27 Sep 2017- 49 min) Basic Series: Part 2 - Communicating what you know about your Genealogy - James Tanner (20 Jul 2018- 48 min)

https://www.familysearch.org/en/fieldops/article/family-tree-basics
Family Tree Essentials. Learning Roadmap: Family Tree Essentials. Lesson 1: Getting Started with Family Tree. Lesson 2: Manage Account Settings. Lesson 3: Pedigree Views. Lesson 4: Person Page. Lesson 5: Locating Ancestors. Lesson 6: Adding and Changing Information. Lesson 7: Possible Duplicates.

https://community.familysearch.org/en/discussion/111160/how-do-i-start-a-new-family-tree
The principle behind Family Tree is that there are not separate trees as one might find on other websites. The ultimate objective is to produce a single tree although it is a long way from achieving that objective. So, in your case, the simple solution is to add your wife to you as your spouse. Then you can add her parents to her and away you go.

https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Getting_Started/Intro
Getting Started/Intro. Return to FamilySearch Research Wiki. If you are just getting started on family history research, this page will give you a few ideas about where to begin. This can be an exciting adventure and the beginning of a rewarding lifetime hobby or profession. Those of us who have been involved in genealogy research for years

https://fh.lib.byu.edu/familysearch-basic-series-with-kathryn-grant/
1. Getting to Know FamilySearch.org 2. Adding and Correcting Information in Family Tree 3. Finding People to Add in Family Tree 4. Basic Research Skills 5. Boost your Family History Brainpower Classes: : Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them : Avoiding the Same Name Trap See the upcoming class schedule on our Sunday Classes Page for dates this class will be taught ... Read More →

https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/getting-started-with-family-history-by-starting-at-the-beginning
1) Record What You Know. If you're starting with yourself, you should start by recording your own information. The basics in family history are dates and places for births, marriages, and deaths. (Of course, you won't be recording death information on yourself.) Next, move to your immediate family. Record this same information for your

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