Stop Scattering Your Sources! Add Outside Citations to FamilySearch the Right Way

Tired of bouncing between websites just to keep track of your sources? It’s time to fix that. In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to add non-FamilySearch citations to your FamilySearch tree—so your research is all in one place, clean, and easy to reference. Whether it’s records from Ancestry, MyHeritage, a state archive, or your cousin’s personal blog, I’ll walk you through how to cite it clearly and correctly. Say goodbye to scattered info and hello to a smarter, more organized family tree!

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CHAPTERS

00:00 - Introduction
00:22 - Logging into your FamilySearch account
00:37 - Navigating to the person page
01:17 - Accessing the Source tab
01:42 - Adding a new source
02:47 - Adding a date to the source
03:05 - Giving the source a title
03:42 - Choosing a web URL or memory
04:54 - Adding citation information
06:14 - Adding notes for additional context
06:57 - Explaining the reason for attaching the source
08:04 - Saving the source and viewing it in the list
08:15 - Reviewing the source details
08:31 - Uploading a digital version of the source
09:00 - Connecting a memory to the source
10:16 - Finalizing the source citation
10:22 - Final Tips
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