Pahvant Valley Family History Centers: FamilySearch Family Tree (FSFT) (Part 1)

Sunday, September 15, 2002

FamilySearch Family Tree (FSFT) (Part 1) - Tom & Cindy Urban

3rd Annual Pahvant Valley Family History Fair
October 13, 2012
Delta, Utah
By Tom & Cindy Urban

FamilySearch Family Tree (FSFT) (Part 1)
nFS vs. FSFT
Source Template
Source link to FamilySearch’s Historical Records
Open Edit
FSFT Introduction
Gaining Access to FSFT
Must be a nFS user
Navigating the Tree
Summary Card
Details Page
Source Box
FSFT Helps and Resources
Whitepapers
Release Notes
Handouts:
1. FSFT Introduction
2. FSFT Access
3. FSFT Research Log
4. FSFT Help

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"It matters not what else we have been called to do, or what position we may occupy, or how faithful in other ways we have labored in the church; NONE are exempt from this great obligation. It is required of the apostle as well as the humblest elder. Place, distinction or long service in the cause of Zion, or elsewhere in the mission field, the Stakes of Zion, or elsewhere will not entitle one to disregard the salvation of one's dead."

"Some may feel that if they pay their tithing, attend their regular meetings and other duties, give of their substance to the poor, or perchance spend one, two, or more years preaching to the world, they are absolved from further duty. But the greatest and grandest duty of all is to labor for the dead. We may and should do all these other things, for which regard will be given, but if we neglect the weightier privilage and commandment notwithstanding all other good works, we shall find ourselves under condemnation. And why condemnation? Because the greatest responsibility in this world that God has laid upon us, is to seek after our dead."

Joseph Smith - Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith.

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Sunday, September 15, 2002

FamilySearch Family Tree (FSFT) (Part 1) - Tom & Cindy Urban

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