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Ultimate FamilySearch Sources Tutorial: Verify Records, Attach Sources & Navigate Collections

Master FamilySearch sources with this complete tutorial! Learn how to verify research suggestions, use the Source Attacher, navigate the Sources tab, and work with large record collections efficiently. 🔍 What You'll Learn: ✅ How to respond to FamilySearch research help suggestions ✅ Step-by-step guide to the Source Attacher screen ✅ Understanding document vs. indexed information in sources ✅ Using the "Webpage" link to access original records ✅ Navigating large collections with hundreds of pages ✅ Mastering the source box for better research organization Whether you're new to FamilySearch or looking to improve your source management skills, this tutorial will help you build stronger, more reliable family trees with properly verified sources. Perfect for: Genealogy researchers, family historians, and anyone using FamilySearch for their ancestry research. 💡 Pro Tip: Bookmark this video for reference when working with sources in FamilySearch! 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more genealogy tutorials and hit the notification bell so you never miss new content! Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:25 Review: Add a source from Research Help 3:18 Evaluate the suggested source 3:50 The source linker page 5:53 Next: Navigating sources already attached to profile 6:42 Top section - data about the document 7:16 Left column - Indexed information from document 7:36 Indexed information about person in current profile 7:46 Indexed information about family - Parents and siblings 8:33 Right column - link to original document 10:26 Web Page (Link to the Record) 12:30 Next: Navigating the original source document 15:30 Moving between pages in a multi-page document 17:05 Scroll through the names indexed in this document 17:33 Adjust brightness, contrast and colour 18:29 Next: A birth registration document 18:56 Original record is not directly linked 19:59 Found it! Roy Mills 21:25 The Power Tool: Source Box 23:00 FamilySearch records and "outside" sources 23:30 Use case 1: Add outside source, save to source box, then attach to multiple profiles 24:04 Use case 2: Copyright protected sources. Save legally in source box 24:46 Wrap up Who Am I? Hi! I’m Rev. Dr. Jonathan Mills; a retired Pastor, lifelong researcher, and avid genealogist. I find building my family tree exciting and enjoyable because I love discovering new sources, connecting with other genealogists, and producing a family story to share with my children and subsequent generations. I am also an avid cyclist, computer enthusiast, world traveller, marriage coach, and student of cross-cultural relations. Oh yeah … I am also a husband and father of a ‘quiver full’ of grown children. All opinions are my own. This is my work for the benefit of interested individuals who wish to develop their family tree. No Product Affiliation/Sponsorships: This video is not affiliated, sponsored or in any way supported by any business or outside organization. Any mention of a particular business or service is done so at the discretion of Family Tree 123 (FT123), and does not involve any monetary or material benefit for FT123 unless expressly stated in the video. Trademarks and Legal FamilySearch, FamilySearch GEDCOM, International Genealogical Index, and RootsTech are trademarks of FamilySearch/Intellectual Reserve, Inc., and may be registered in the United States of America and other countries. Use of Artificial Intelligence Some content may be generated in whole, or in part, by AI services according to their terms of service. Upon generating draft language, the author reviewed, edited, and revised the language to their own liking and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this video. Special Thanks: -To FamilySearch for being so awesome! -To the Library and Archives Canada for digitizing Canadian census records, and other Canadiana (including the 1901 census featured in this video). Visit the Census records: https://www.canada.ca/en/library-arch.... -To the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick for digitizing and making available provincial vital records. (https://archives.gnb.ca/archives/?cul...) #FamilySearch #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #FamilyTree #Ancestry #Beginners #Tutorial #Free #PANB #NewBrunwick #LibraryArchivesCanada Don't forget to like and subscribe for more genealogy tutorials and family history research tips!