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Finding your relationship to an ancestor using RelativeFinder.org
 Preparation:
  • Sign in to FamilySearch.org
 Setting up an account:
  1. Go to  https://www.relativefinder.org
  2. (Fun thing: Relative Finder says how many people are in your family tree and how many generations the farthest line goes back)
  3. Hover over the “Groups” tab
  4. Click “Create a Group” in the dropdown menu
  5. Fill out the information for your “My Ancestors” account. Click the Private Group button.
 Accessing your new account to find relationships and pedigrees:
  1. Hover over the “Groups”  Tab
  2. Click “Manage My groups” in the dropdown menu
  3. Click “View” on your group
  4. Your group should show  you as the only member
  5. Go to Family Search, find an ancestor who is a child many generations back and copy their PID number
  6. Click “Add Group Member”
  7. Paste the PID number of the ancestor you want to know the relationship for in the “Enter the PID” box
  8. Click the “Search” button
  9. Click the “Add This Person” button
  10. Click the “View All Relationships” button
  11. Note the “Report Table” options above the group members names
  12. “Relation to the Ancestor” shows all of your common ancestors
  13. “Relation to Each Other” show your relationship to the person
  14. “Mother – Father Chain” shows the gender of the pedigree line
 
Go play with your ancestors. When you are lost, use this to create a map to find a relationship. You will sometimes be related through many different people and pedigrees.

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    • Archiving and Preservation >
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      • SAVE THE BOX
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      • Personal History Debate/ Laying Out Page
      • Avoiding Digital Disasters
      • Clues to Identifying Photos
      • Gathering THE STUFF
      • Interviews
      • Photo Organization
      • Memory Jogger ?s for Writing Personal Histories
      • More on Archiving--The Good, The Bad and The Terrible
      • Scanning Photos and Documents
    • Journaling in a Jiffy
    • Secrets/ Not Overwhelmed by Family History
    • Beginning Research Checklist
    • Evaluating Information
    • Family History: 15 Minutes at a Time
    • Going Digital with your Genealogy
    • Limiting Internet Searches
    • Ordinances Ready as a Starting Point
    • Organize to Fit the Way YOU Think
    • Personal Research Toolbox
    • Family History Notetaking
  • Web-site Project
    • Top Favorites
    • General Sites
    • Cemeteries/ Death Records
    • Census
    • Immigration, Emigration and Migration Records
    • Land Records- United States
    • LDS Websites
    • Libraries
    • Location Specific >
      • United States
      • State Specific
      • Other Countries
    • Maps/ Address & Phone Numbers
    • Military Records
    • Newspapers
    • Other 'Web-Site Projects'
    • Search Engines
  • Toolbox
    • Good to Know Basics >
      • Good to Know-Basics
      • Finding YOUR Best Place to Work
      • Census Records
      • Clues--Finding Missing Family
      • Computer and Tech Basics
      • OCR & Online Searches
      • Ocupsyshun Census Taker
      • Relationship Chart
      • Research Checklist
    • FamilySearch.org >
      • Good To Know-FamilySearch
      • Tree Connect: Adding Sources from Outside FamilySearch
      • Browse Records-FamilySearch
      • Find/ Add People in FamilySearch
      • No Image? Maybe There Is One
      • RelativeFinder.org
    • Apps & Links >
      • BYU Family History Labs
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      • 2020 Handouts
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    • Consultants >
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    • Save the Box
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  • Photos and Stories
    • Scanning Multiple Photos/ Same Time
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