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WikiTree Sourcer is a Browser Extension developed by Rob Pavey and other contributors that helps the user to search for sources and cite them, thus saving a lot of time and manual typing.
It focuses on three goals:
- From a WikiTree profile page it provides the ability to search other genealogy websites for relevant records.
- From one of these genealogy websites' records page it can extract data and build a citation.
- Also from one of these genealogy websites records page it can search other genealogy websites for similar records. For example on an Ancestry page it can help find free versions of the same original source.
The extension is still in active development as features and supported sites are added. The project is open source and programmers are invited to help add support for new sites.
The extension is free to download for Chrome and Firefox (donations can be made if desired via the popup menu). For Safari there is a small charge to install the app because Apple charges a yearly subscription fee to publish on the App Store and does not allow donation links in the extension.
How to install
The extension works in many different browsers.
- For Chrome, Opera, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi and other Chromium based browsers , install it from the Chrome Web Store.
- For Firefox install it from the Firefox Add-ons page.
- For Safari search for WikiTree Sourcer in the App Store on Mac, iPad or iPhone. An app is installed, when you run the app it installs the extension in Safari.
For efficient use of the extension (in Chrome at least) you will want to "pin" the extension (under the jigsaw-piece icon in Chrome) so that the "[1]" always shows up in the toolbar.
Before using it too much check out the options page ("Options..." on the menu). There are different options for formatting and you can select which countries your subscriptions for Ancestry and FMP are in.
Technical Support
To report a bug please add a comment on this Free Space Page with a link to the page you were on when you saw the bug.
We have a community of members discussing the extension, reporting issues and making suggestions on a "Rob Pavey Apps" Discord Server. If you would like to join please send a PM to me (Rob Pavey).
More information
- WikiTree Sourcer news (11 Dec 2022): New sites, Scotlands People update. Dec 11, 2022.
- WikiTree Sourcer news (8 Nov 2022): Now Open Source, new sites. Nov 8, 2022.
- WikiTree Sourcer news: September 2022 Sep 21, 2022.
- WikiTree Sourcer Update Jul 29, 2022.
- WikiTree Sourcer now available for Safari on Mac and iOS Jan 3, 2022.
- WikiTree Sourcer: A browser extension for finding and citing sources Oct 4, 2021.
- Login to request to the join the Trusted List so that you can edit and add images.
- Private Messages: Send a private message to the Profile Manager. (Best when privacy is an issue.)
- Public Comments: Login to post. (Best for messages specifically directed to those editing this profile. Limit 20 per day.)
- Public Q&A: These will appear above and in the Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum. (Best for anything directed to the wider genealogy community.)
That being said, I recently have been having some issues with searching Family Search on Safari on my iPad. It no longer seems to populate the birthplace field, but it does create an alternate name field with no last name entered
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Pingard-1
Click on search familysearch,
Result : https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&q.sex=Male&q.givenName=Nathan&q.surname=Pingard&q.givenName.1=Nathan&q.surname.1=%5Bmiddle%20name%3F%5D&q.birthLikeDate.from=1817&q.birthLikeDate.to=1825&q.spouseGivenName=Sally&q.spouseSurname=Pingard Birthplace not populated and alternate first name is filled in although I didn’t enter one.
Ancestry Record 60525 #71110509 (accessed 19 January 2023) Unknown burial.
from the source that was this:
Name Maurice Gene Fuehring Birth Date 23 Dec 1935 Birth Place Emma, Lafayette County, Missouri, United States of America Death Date 22 Feb 2010 Death Place Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, United States of America Cemetery Higginsville City Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place Higginsville, Lafayette County, Missouri, United States of America Has Bio? N Father Martin Heinrich Wilhelm Otto Fuehring Mother Adele Clara Selma Fuehring
Reloaded the page and still did not work
I just used it on a different person's Find A Grave and it worked fine. ???????
edited by John Kessler Jr.
Maurice died on 22 February 2010 and was buried in Higginsville, Lafayette County, Missouri, United States.<ref> Burial: "U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current" URL: Find A Grave: Memorial #105821800 Ancestry Record 60525 #71110509 (accessed 19 January 2023) Maurice Gene Fuehring burial (died on 22 Feb 2010) in Higginsville, Lafayette County, Missouri, United States of America. </ref>
BTW I have been told that we should follow the link to FindAGrave and build a citation there rather than building it from the Ancestry Find-a-grave record.
edited by Rob Pavey
The new search results URLs of the form https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/record-results/27973054263896c92b54b1 only work for one session - so they only work for the user who generated them and only until they log out. The update to Sourcer will attempt to make the existing search URLs in WikiTree profiles work - but only if you have the Sourcer extension installed.
As I understand it the access would be via:
https://www-findmypast-co-uk.nls.idm.oclc.org/
Other than that is it just like the FMP site?
Could you share the URL for a record on that site? I need to know what it starts with.
Thanks, Rob
edited by Rob Pavey
https://auth.nls.uk/eresources/browse/243 I can't get past there either as I don't live in Scotland but will get the info for you tomorrow unless someone else posts it her before then thanks Jean
https://www-findmypast-co-uk.nls.idm.oclc.org/transcript?id=R_693518389
Do you need more??
Doug (McCallum- — Today at 4:22 AM I would say neither. They redirect to the NLS and only residents of Scotland can get an account. Since it redirects to the actual NLS site, reference should be to NLS.
I see in G2G that there has been recent discussion about sharing links, changes at ancestry, problems with them, and so on. I see in the release notes here a change to Sourcer to build new format sharing links.
I installed the extension (chrome browser) and used it to recreate one of my citations starting from the Ancestry Record template instance that I had in my prior citation. Sourcer build a fine citation (thanks!) and the Sharing and Record links "work", but, if I am not signed in to Ancestry (as would be the case for non-members of Ancestry) then the sharing link just displays a reduced-size, unreadable image of the census page.
Is that as good as it gets now with sharing links? Is this still a work in progress? Or...?
thanks,
-tom-
PS the one I tried is reference #13 on William Ticehurst (1800-1871) (I edited it a little, for one thing I did not like the look of one bold prefix alone in the middle of a list without).
I recently answered a G2G questions about this here: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1494470/is-there-a-new-problem-with-ancestrys-sharing-link
As you can see there, there is a way to see a full size image from the new Ancestry sharing links - it is just very obvious. Hopefully Ancestry will implement an easier way to do this at some point.
"Hopefully" they will change it.
Anyway I think I understand there is not something better that I should be doing in the markup.
thanks,
/t
I seem to have lost as part of the drop down choices of research sites, the free bmd website.
Do I need to do something to bring this option back in the drop down or has there been an update as to obtaining a better source instead of using the bmd citations.
I am currently finding bmd through traditional searches.
Thank you. Col
PS
Sorry Rob - have found it under search all sites - can I add it to the drop down for my own use or does it need to be done by you. It would be a nice to have if it is possible. Thank you again
edited by Colin Hardy
I have added some more documentation on the search menu options here.
The short answer is that you can configure it how you want. Because newspapers.com and BillionGraves have been added it has, by default, pushed FreeBMD and FreeReg off the main menu because, by default, it only shows a maximum of 8 search sites on the main menu. You can increase this number in the options. Or, you can change the priorities so that FreeBMD and FreeRef are higher priority (lower number) than ones that you don't want.
If there are sites that you never use (e.g. if you don't have a FindMyPast of Ancestry sub) then you can set their priority to zero (on main menu and/or submenu) and they will not be shown.
I select "Build Source Citation" from the Sourcer menu in Ancestry or FamilySearch census record page such as this one: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MSLW-Q2P
But then when I look for "Set fields from Citation Data for: <details of person>" on any WikiTree Add Person or Edit Family page I try such as this one: https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:EditFamily&u=36408201&who=child,
the Sourcer menu only says "This web page is not supported by WikiTree Sourcer. It looks like a WikiTree page but not a person profile."
Is this function to fill in the new person fields from a record citation currently working in Firefox? Unless I am missig something...
Thanks for any help, Joe
edited by Joe Murray
Yes, that functionality is working OK for me in Firefox. I tried it with those exact same links and it worked. It sounds like you may have an older version of the extension. This functionality was first added in version 1.3.4 in early September. The latest version is 1.4.3. Cheers, Rob
edited by Rob Pavey
Works great, and generally much improved - Thank you Rob!
- Joe
"Error fetching linked record from URL: https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=6224&h=83479211&ssrc=pt&tid=100695894&pid=422113790121&usePUB=true, This could be due to internet connectivity issues or server issues. Please try again. "
But my internet is working again, and it is working on many any sites. Apologies if this is not the best place to post this, then please let me know where best to report things like this. Thank you for the great tool! Sven
Gail
1) I was delighted to have Sourcer introduced to me today and went immediately to add it to my Firefox browser (and yes, the [1] icon showed up in my toolbar). I was shown a list of sites that Sourcer would need permission to access but was not asked to grant permission nor did I see a place to grant permission. 2) When in edit mode on a WikiTree profile, I clicked on [1], selected Ancestry, and was delivered straight away to the search page internal to Ancestry, not at all like the page shown in your video.
I thought, then, that I could simply copy/paste the source URL from my Ancestry.com tree, and I did manage to get it linked. In checking out the link, however, I got a Malware warning that disallowed me access to the Ancestry.com site. My guess is that's a consequence of 1) above.
How can I get this straightened away, please?
Thanks for help/guidance, Gail
I don't really understand what you are doing on the second point. Are you using the Sourcer [1] menu to build a citation?
The search page it takes you to for Ancestry should be like what is shown in the video so I don't know what is happening there
Thanks, Gail
edited by S. Fary
If you could provide a link to a specific record that doesn't work I can try that but it sounds like it is happening on all Ancestry records for you.
When it does this can you right click on the menu and do "Inspect" and , in the window that comes up, click on the console tab and see if there are any error messages?
edited by Rob Pavey
Yep, it's happening on all records on both sites. Here is one I tried tonight from FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:H9HM-QX3Z
I do get an error message in the console:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'options_search') at loadOptions (options_storage.mjs:71) at async callFunctionWithStoredOptions (options_loader.mjs:182) options_storage.mjs:65 loadOptions: total sync storage in use is : 0
You can do that several ways:
If the options page opens OK you could try pressing the save button and see if that fixes the problem.
edited by Rob Pavey
She wasn't born in Chicago, her son Henry was. Should read something like: Alice Cain in birth of child Henry Green on 4 Jun 1918 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States.
Link to Henry's record: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N7S6-GJ7
Love the program and I try to get as many folks to use it as possible. If I update the Sources on an Active Member's Profile(s), I turn them onto this.
Alice's son Henry Green was born on 4 June 1918 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States.<ref> Birth Registration of son Henry Green: "Illinois, Cook County, Birth Certificates, 1871-1949" citing FHL microfilm: 1308830; Record number: 118; FamilySearch Record: N7S6-GJ7 (accessed 4 September 2022) Henry Green born to Alice Cain on 4 Jun 1918 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States. </ref>
edited by Rob Pavey
I have been using this app constantly since I first found it. One item that I would like to bring to your attention. Sometimes the source documents list British Colonial America as the part of the location. Any way for you to search and destroy that phrase when producing the source reference? https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F46D-1HS would be an example
Also really like how you format the Find A Grave source.
Thanks, Rob
The familysearch record I was trying to source was here: https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&q.sex=Male&q.givenName=Robert%20Carl&q.surname=Stanton&q.birthLikePlace=Corvallis%2C%20Benton%2C%20Oregon%2C%20United%20States&q.birthLikeDate.from=1936&q.birthLikeDate.to=1944&q.deathLikePlace=Redmond%2C%20Deschutes%2C%20Oregon%2C%20United%20States&q.deathLikeDate.from=2006&q.deathLikeDate.to=2014&q.recordCountry=United%20States
edited by Patti (Stanton) Richey
I will take a look to see if I can fix it.
First, many many thanks for developing this app for WikiTree. I've been using the app everyday since last year and it makes a world of difference! Second, I apologize in advance, but I'm unclear on how to upgrade to the latest version for Firefox; or is it the case that it automatically updates itself without needing my attention? When I go to the Firefox Extensions site for WikiTree Sourcer, there is a button labeled 'Remove' towards the top of the screen. Do I need to first remove the current version of Sourcer, and then refresh the Firefox Extension site and it will then provide me with an option/button to install the latest version? In the Firefox Add-ons Manager, I see the WikiTree Sourcer and it states that I'm using version 1.01, which was last updated on 10/7/2021. For the automatic updates, the 'Default' radio button is checked. Should this be 'On' rather than 'Default' so that it will actually automatically update itself?
Regards,
Peter Hiestand
Thanks for your prompt response,
As requested: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/5941797:8767?ssrc=pt&tid=118975788&pid=400176376493 You will note that the surname has been incorrectly transcribed as Lago rather than Jago but I shouldn't think that's the problem'
Anyway, I hope I've got the right link.
Thanks again, Norm
edited by Rob Pavey
Doubtless I am doing something wrong, but I know not what! Help/advice would be appreciated, Thanks
I am having issues getting it to work suddenly. I first noticed it on Find A Grave, it said it didn't look like a memorial page. Now it is saying that I am not on the record page if I try to use it on Ancestry. Windows OS, using Chrome. Deleted extension and reinstalled with no luck. Thanks.
I just started having trouble getting the sourcer to recognize grave records. Here's one of many sites I was trying use the sourcer to 'Build Narrative with Citation': https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142850482/archibald-w_a-teal
This is the error message: This web page is not supported by WikiTree Sourcer. It looks like a WikiTree person profile or free space page but not the right tab. This extension only works on Person Profile and the Profile, Edit or Profile (private view) tab should be selected.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. All the problems started afternoon of 7/20/22. It was working fine in the morning of 7/20/22. I am using Microsoft Edge.
edited by John Powers
Whenever I click on the Ancestry links (both the sharing and record links) in the source citations i get "We’re sorry, this page is temporarily unavailable". This is happening on all profiles for the last two days, I am using Chrome.
I am not seeing that myself. I would guess there it is something local to your machine. Perhaps cookies or a cache issue. I can only suggest restarting your browser. This doesn't seem like anything to do with Sourcer as such. It is either an Ancestry issue or something to do with WikiTree Ancestry templates. Cheers, Rob
Any clue what I'm doing wrong?
Kind regards
Is there any more detail that you could give me to help reproduce it? Does it happen every time that you save a profile? Cheers, Rob
Anyways: is not a big problem. FamilySearch being German again every new day and Sourcer not being able to create citations without setting it back to English is more annoying ;)
I will put it on my list to look at. I can perhaps try adding a retry in the case of an error.
Do you see any messages in the Javascript console of the wikitree page when this happens?
It is: Read and change your data on www.freereg.org.uk
I don't recognize the site and so don't have information there.
What does it mean?
It is OK to accept the new permissions. Because of the way that Chrome extensions work, when I add support for a new site I have to request permission to access it in the "manifest" file of the extension. For security reasons Chrome then asks the user to allow those permissions. This make sense from a security point of view but is a bit of an inconvenience when I add support for new sites. If an extension asked for permission to your bank's web site for example you would want to deny it. FreeReg is a free UK site where volunteers have transcribed UK parish registers. Rob
I'd be interested to know if you plan on adding any Android capabilities for this app?
What browser are you using? I do not have an Android device to test on but, in theory, the extension should work on Android devices using both Chrome and Firefox. Rob
Edit: I believe some people are successfully using Sourcer with the Kiwi browser on Android tablets.
edited by Rob Pavey
I whenever used Kiwi, I could try that
When I publish for Firefox I do check the box to say publish for Android.
I remain a great fan of the app. As the team leader for Greater London, I am using it on an industrial scale to try to source 4000 unsourced profiles. Adding the census details provides the greatest detail on the profiles and I always add the table. Could you create a setting so that there is the option for both types of census data to be sourced as one operation, ie "Build Narrative with Citation" and "Build household table". Thansk again
Trev
Most people are either using inline citations or source citations (not both) so I am thinking of adding checkboxes on the options page to allow the user to disable either of those. I could also add an option for whether to show this new one. Or I could have an option setting to always add a household table (if available) when you do "Build Narrative with Citation" What would work best for you?
The idea to give people the chance to set options based on their preferences sounds great. I agree that I always tend to go for the same options. I personally would go for
Hope this helps.
It is not quite how I described it above. There is now an option under the "Household Table" tab. It is the first option. Let me know if it works out for you.
Its a great app but I'm having issues with a single citation. Sourcer is creating this:
Luce Funeral Home ~ Luze Funeral Home ~ Reck Funeral Home; Publication Place: Gettysburg, South Dakota, USA; URL: https://www.meaningfulfunerals.net/home/index.cfm/obituaries/view/fh_id/10936/id/2920451 Ancestry Record 2190 #500681718 (accessed 28 April 2022) Allen Eugene Kellogg child marriage on 21 Apr 1956 in St. Lawrence, SD.
From this: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/500681718:2190?ssrc=pt&tid=69302672&pid=402372721267
Which is showing this on the page: Name: Allen Eugene Kellogg Gender: Male Death Age: 75 Birth Date: 12 Feb 1937 Birth Place: Burke, South Dakota Marriage Date: 21 Apr 1956 Residence Place: St. Lawrence, SD Death Date: 11 Nov 2012 Burial Date: 16 Nov Father: Francis Kellogg Mother: Mildred Kellogg Spouse: Jo Ann McElroy Child: Cindy Goodrich Kevin Siblings: Beverly Mackey Donald Ernest LeRoy Save
I have run it two or three times to check and the error repeats. I'll try closing and opening Ancestry to see what happens.
New info... I just ran a different citation and it worked fine. Then reran the problem citation and same problem occurred. The citation is definitely for an older man but the word child is mentioned but only as one of a number of survived by or relatives.
edited by John Kessler Jr.
Thanks for the info. Ancestry is a bit frustrating because most of their records do not have a "record type". Sourcer needs to classify a record into a type for certain features to work (the meaningful title, the narrative and the "sentence" form of the data at the end of the citation). If any of these features are enabled it tries hard to figure out how to classify it. In this case it doesn't recognize the collection title and it ends up deciding that because it has a "Marriage Date" field and a "Child" field that it is a child marriage - there are records where that is pretty much the entire record. This series of tests that it does is always evolving as I get reports of misclassified or unclassified records. I will address this one for the next release. Rob
Example GRO URL: https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/indexes_search.asp?index=EW_Birth&year=1931&range=1&surname=Ward&motherssurname=Tomkinson&forename1=Robert&gender=M
Thanks, Rob (another Rob)
I actually found the bug before 1.2.3 hit the Chrome Store and had a fix ready but Chrome doesn't let you submit a new version until the one in the queue is reviewed. So 1.2.3 is now in the store with the bug, but the fix is in 1.2.4 which is still waiting to be reviewed. Their turnaround time seems to be about 2 days at the moment and it has been in the queue for a day. So hopefully you will get the fix today.
Cheers, Rob
edited by Rob Pavey
Can the Sourcer start using the new templates for FamilySearch? https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Links_to_FamilySearch
Debi
I let Apple know I was having a problem with it, but then I got busy & never had time to get back to it. Can you either give a more detailed description of what to do, or can I have a refund please? The app apparently isn’t what I thought it was, but that’s my fault for not reading all the fine print. However, that aside, I can’t make it work.
Refunds are handled through the Apple App Store and I'm afraid I have no control over that.
I mainly use Chrome on the computer (haven’t tried to use searcher on there yet) but I also use an iPad & possibly my iPhone from time to time. Regards Joy
Sorry it is a bit complicated on iPad that is how all extensions work on Safari on iOS.
Death Registration: "England & Wales General Register Office" GRO Online Indexes - Death Lewins, Thomas (Age at death: 38). GRO Reference: 1838 Oct-Nov-Dec in The Berwick Upon Tweed Union Volume 25 Page 7.
The 2nd link in the reference produces the error.
Many thanks, Rob
Thanks for reporting that. I have a mapping from the district names used on the GRO to the web page names used by UKBMD. There are still a few cases where it is not complete so I will add that one.
Alternate URL (that also doesn't work): https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VZ14-WHX
There is a slight discrepancy with the citation production. If you go to this page and request an inline citation - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N1N6-6JS?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=MMVG-Z3H you get - <ref> Child Baptism: "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975"
FamilySearch (accessed 27 January 2022)
Charlotte baptism on 28 May 1882 in Enfield, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom. </ref>
It says Charlotte baptism in the last line, but it is actually the baptism of her son Charles. - it seems to always save the name of the person who the record is attached to rather than the actual person. Minor issue and easily sorted, but would nice for it to be fixed if you can.
Fabulous app
Keep up the good work
Some minutes later: is there maybe a way to contribute with support for additional websites?
edited by Florian Straub
Edited to add: I also updated my iPad OS to current version. Still no app showing anywhere.
edited by Jillaine Smith
I have read some web pages that suggest that once you have the app (from Apple App store) you can then use the extension in Chrome. I have not tested this though. Apple is not allowing extensions from the Chrome or Firefox store to work on iOS devices.
edited by Rob Pavey
You know how you can Build citation with the UK GRO, I was wondering if you can please do something similar with the New Zealand BDM; (Birth,Death, Marriage), it will help the New Zealand researchers a lot, thanks
https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Search/Search?Path=querySubmit.m%3fReportName%3dBirthSearch%26recordsPP%3d30#SearchResults
Many thanks Rob for making the process so easy.
Just got told about this app today and tried it, it is great, already used it to improve some profiles. Looking forward to when it will work with OPC Cornwall and MyHeritage and Freecen. Thank you for your efforts in creating this tool.
I could not log into Ancestry at home in that scenario, and I would note that when I am logged into ancestrylibrary.com at home now, I do not have the option to generate a sharing link on the tools menu of an image. I don't know if that option will become available again when I use the site at the library. Thanks!
I don't think there is any way do that when using the library edition in person at the library. There is no way to generate the sharing link without being logged in to Ancestry and, as you say, it is probably not possible to install the extension when at the library.
Rob
It sounds like you want to put the household table in the bulleted list of sources at the end of the profile. It is not possible to put a table in a bulleted list and have it be part of the list item. The tables work better when put in as part of the narrative event.
If you look at the WikiTree Sourcer options on the Household Tables tab there is a choice between a table and a list. If you change it to list and then at the bottom select either "Twice indented lines" or "bulleted inner list" you may get the effect that you want.
I don't know if its just me, but i think it's not working 100% on the 1911 census. I really like the feature of buiding a table, I used to do this manually in word, then copy it over! it is putting the occupation in full caps and not mixed as it does in other years. also its puts leading zeros in the age column, so you could be 038 or 007. This happened every time i pulled down the census for that year, but not for other years. Ward-32126 was the profile i was working on when this happened. Please don't think I'm moaning, I think its a great gadget.
p.s. also really like the gedcom tidy tool.
edited by Hazel (Ward) Archer
I will also take a look at the leading zeros on the ages.
I noticed this return with family search
Citing p. 240, volume {record.getField('SOURCE_VOLUME')}, Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg (Provincial Archives), Freiburg, Germany. FamilySearch (accessed 23 October 2021) Katharine Barbara Müller in entry for Jacob Blatt, 22 May 1826
the page data for volume was Landesarchiv Baden-Wurthemberg-Staatsarciv L10 band 2463 (part of that string is in the return)
Is this an issue with family search data or the app's mapping of the page?
edited by George Morstadt
Currently for FamilySearch I reuse parts of the citation of the FamilySearch page. In this case it looks like the FS Citation text has that error in it. I do plan, at some point, to change the FS citations to use the same system as Ancestry and FMP where it builds the citation in the extension. What would your ideal citation for that record be? Rob
ReferenceError: RT is not defined at Module.buildHouseholdTable (chrome-extension://jaokbnmpdigpgfjckhgpdacpcokipoha/library/utils/table_builder.mjs:320:28) at chrome-extension://jaokbnmpdigpgfjckhgpdacpcokipoha/library/fs/popup_fs.js:77:38 at async doAsyncActionWithCatch (chrome-extension://jaokbnmpdigpgfjckhgpdacpcokipoha