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Showing posts with label family search. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family search. Show all posts

Saturday, May 21, 2016

Relative Finder


A group has been created for members of the Kanesville Stake on a website called RelativeFinder.org. Relative Finder is a web site that allows you to see how you are related to historical figures, prophets, early members of the Church, signers of the Declaration of Independence, European Royalty, movie stars, and more by logging into the web site with your FamilySearch account.

If you would like to see how you are related to other members of the stake, go to https://www.relativefinder.org/#/groups/92405/join and click "Login with FamilySearch". Enter your FamilySearch username and password and then click on Groups, then Join. Type in Kanesville and click on the group called Kanesville Stake. The password is ColonelKane.

Monday, April 9, 2012

Every Person Matters - Indexing

Need another way to serve?  How about indexing?

      Indexing is a way you can others with their family history from your own home, on your own schedule.  If you would like to know more please visit Family Search.org, frequently asked questions.

From the Family Search / Indexing website:
 
Records are Important
Every person matters. Perhaps it’s this feeling that prompts millions to seek out their family history.
For most of us, records of our ancestors provide a link to our past. An army of volunteers from around the world is now working to make these records available to everyone.
Using FamilySearch.org, anyone who wants to help preserve this valuable family information can easily extract it from historical records and provide free searchable indexes. All of this can be done from the convenience of our own homes.

Indexing is Simple

You can help. No special skills are required. Volunteer when you have time. Just register, sign in, and follow the easy steps shown below:
  1. Select a batch of 10 to 50 records to download.
  2. Copy key information from the record to your computer.
  3. Submit the information you’ve copied back to FamilySearch