The FamilySearch Blog has an article by Steve Anderson that says (in part), "Within the next few months, FamilySearch will make Family Tree available to everyone on its website. The first of many updates planned for FamilySearch.org, Family Tree will provide a free and engaging way to discover, preserve, and share your family history. Family Tree will also offer specialized tools to make temple work for your ancestors even easier and more convenient."
"Family Tree will enable you to:
"Family Tree will enable you to:
- "Save family information into a genealogy tree
- Easily submit the names of ancestors for temple work
- Edit and delete incorrect data, including relationships
- Connect and collaborate with others on shared family lines
- Show where information came from. You can even link to online photos and documents"
You can read more at https://familysearch.org/blog/en/family-tree-service-familysearchorg-coming/.
You also may want to view a rather nice video, Introduction to Family Tree, available at http://goo.gl/v9xA1. I was especially interested in the comments saying that you will be able to link your online data to online sites (presumably both inside and outside of FamilySearch.org) to serve as source citations to provide verification of your records.
You also may want to view a rather nice video, Introduction to Family Tree, available at http://goo.gl/v9xA1. I was especially interested in the comments saying that you will be able to link your online data to online sites (presumably both inside and outside of FamilySearch.org) to serve as source citations to provide verification of your records.
