Once I add a new person, I can search for more records and sources on other record providers to improve the two profiles.Ĥ) I cannot delete an FSFT profile, change an FSFT relationship (e.g., parents-to-child, or husband-to-wife) or find a duplicate to merge two FSFT profiles, or delete a custom fact using RootsMagic. I judge, based on the names, dates, places, events, notes, sources and discussions in the FSFT profile, whether to add a new person to my RootsMagic file. My goal is to make the RootsMagic and FSFT profiles as similar as possible based on the records and sources available. S ometimes the FSFT profile has more information than I have, and in this case I add to, to replace, information in the RootsMagic profile. I usually try to add standardized place names to the events. Here is a screen for the "FamilySearch Person Tools" in RootsMagic:ģ) Sometimes I have more information in my RootsMagic profile than the FSFT profile, and in this case I add to or replace information in the FSFT profile, and add names, dates, places, events, notes and sources also. Once a profile is matched, then I can exchange information between the two profiles - I can add information to the FSFT profile from RootsMagic, or add information to RootsMagic from the FSFT profile. RootsMagic is one of the programs that can interact with the FamilySearch Family Tree (FSFT).Ģ ) I wrote about Dear Randy: How Do I Match My RootsMagic Person to a FamilySearch Family Tree Profile? on 30 October 2019 that describes the process of matching profiles.
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I use the TreeShare feature in RootsMagic to update the profiles in my Ancestry Member Tree.
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Here are my responses:ġ) I use the RootsMagic genealogy software program to perform all data entry to my family tree. "Thanks for any perspective you can share on this."
Particularly merges from MyHeritage Family Trees that sometimes don't seem to be as well documented as Ancestry trees.
I am doing that for my direct ancestors and I find it takes an hour or two a week to review and often correct mistakes and issues, usually from merges, etc. "I'm also wondering if you use the "Watch" function on FamilySearch to get notified about changes. Does part of that involve "cleaning up" duplicates, mistakes, etc? You've probably blogged about this in the past, but there were too many "FamilySearch" posts for me to find that to see what your process is to accomplish that. "This mentions your efforts to match with and update FamilySearch Family Tree profiles. Genea-Musings Bill Gregg asked this on my Monday Genea-Pourri post dated 14 September:
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