FamilySearch Africa

FamilySearch Africa
FamilySearch Africa
Developer: FamilySearch International
Category: Books & Reference
18.8K installs
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+87 weekly installs
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+862 monthly installs
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FamilySearch Africa Summary

FamilySearch Africa is a Android app in the Books And Reference category, developed by FamilySearch International. First released 1 year ago(Mar 2024), the app has accumulated 18.8K+ total installs

Recent activity: 87 installs this week (862 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Mar 29, 2024 .

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App Details
Store ID: org.familysearch.www.twa
First Released: 2024-03-29
Store Last Updated: 2024-03-29
In-App Purchases: No
Ads: No
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Crawl Status: Success
Store First Crawled: 2024-04-06
Store Last Crawled: 2025-12-22
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App Description

Listen to stories and create a tree with families across the African continent.

Introducing the FamilySearch Africa app, designed to celebrate and preserve your family's rich heritage in Africa! Listen to stories, create a tree, and honor your roots with a user-friendly platform tailored for families across the African continent. Explore oral genealogies, uncover fascinating stories, and trace your lineage through generations, all from the comfort of your smartphone. Whether you're in Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, or beyond, the FamilySearch app provides a bridge across generations, enabling you to preserve your family's legacy for future ones. Start your journey of discovery and connection today with the FamilySearch app—your gateway to celebrating the vibrant tapestry of African family histories.