Can I share access to living and confidential people in Family Tree?

To share access to living and confidential people in Family Tree, create a family group tree:

Create a family group, and turn on the option to add a family group tree.
Create the family group tree. Make sure the family group tree contains a profile for all of the users who need to access it.
Invite users into the group.

Here are some tips as you work with family group trees:

Each user can keep the living and confidential people in both a private tree (the FamilySearch Tree) and in family group trees. The family group tree will contain a copy with a different ID.
The copy in the family group tree will be visible to all group members. The private one remains visible only to the user who created it.
When you change one copy, the change does not get automatically made to the other.
After a person dies, family members should:
- Add the death information to their private record.
- Add the death information to the shared copy in the family group tree.
- Merge the duplicates.

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