Here's FamilySearch's statement:
"Currently we are not able to export data from Family Tree to a GEDCOM file. Use one of the Family Tree certified programs, i.e. Ancestral Quest, Legacy Family Tree, or RootsMagic to import data from Family Tree into one of the programs and then create a GEDCOM."
First, you'll need to download a free version of RootsMagic.
At rootsmagic.com and in the header menu, select Downloads, then select Trial Vers…
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Free RootsTech 2019 SLC Classes at RootsTech.org DayTimeClass TitleClass Description. Speaker(s)Wednesday, Feb 27 9:30 am What's New at FamilySearchExplore the latest features and capabilities released on FamilySearch. See the future of FamilySearch. Speaker: Ron TannerWednesday, Feb 27 11:00 am Hear Them Sing! Social History and Family NarrativeDiscover how addition of social history enhances family narratives…FamilySearch family trees are community-owned trees that anyone can change. That makes one person's research vulnerable to the human error of all others but can also make for a better-researched tree with multiple contributors.
A Well-Sourced Tree at FamilySearchThis is my husband's family tree. The color key for this chart is:
darkest orange color represents people with 10+ source citationsmedium orange represents 5-9 source citationslight orange represents 1-4 source citationswhite represents 0 (zero) source citationsAs you can see from his tree, most of his tree is well-sourc…