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Merging Individuals in Family Search(FS) Family Tree
Guide to Merging Individuals in FamilySearch(FS)Family Tree. This Help guide contains written STEPS interspersed with PICTURES that show How to remove duplicates of individuals found in Family Tree. The handout deals with various aspects of merging duplicate individuals in a prepared fictitious database called the Simple Sandbox (Instructor Materials). It guides you step-by-step through this process. The Instructor Materials Sandbox offers a safe place to practice fixing relationships in a family without making changes to your ancestors in Family Tree. Also included is a single page Merging Exercise Follow-up to use for additional hands-on practice.

How to Use "Merging Individuals in Family Tree" Handout
This Help Guide/Handout can be used by a single individual, in a one-on-one mentoring session or in a class setting. It is designed to provide hands-on practice in performing the titled task by following written STEPS with associated PICTURES.

Merging Exercise Follow-Up
This simplified Merging Exercise sheet is for use in repeating/practicing the merges found in the STEPS Handout above-- only some STEP details and pictures have been omitted. To return to the Simple Sandbox, click here to practice merging in Robert and Ann's family, To repeat these merging exercises Always click Simple Sandbox RESET YOUR ACCOUNT

Other FT Entry/intermediate Task Handouts (STEPS with Pictures)
1. Putting Photos and Documents as Memories in FamilySearch Family Tree 2. Attaching FamilySearch (FS) Records to Family Tree Using the Source Linker 3. Putting Documents as Sources in FamilySearch Family Tree

Related FT Resources
This page has been created as a work space for the development, gathering and organization of family history forms and with the goal of establishing a Wiki page for static and electronic genealogy forms.

Editing help: Help:Editing The Wiki

Adding images: Help:Images and files

Missionary lessons: FamilySearch Wiki:Missionary Training Lessons