Accessing & Using FamilySearch Partner Sites (February 2, 2022)

Learn why the main FamilySearch partners (Ancestry, Findmypast, MyHeritage, Filae, AmericanAncestors and Geneanet) offer members of the Church free access to their sites.  Learn how to sign up with them, what each site offers and how to upload your FamilySearch Family Tree to their sites.


Recording:  Accessing & Using FamilySearch Partner Sites

PDF of Slide Deck:  Accessing & Using FamilySearch Partner Sites


 

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