How do I undo an incorrect change in Family Tree?

Family Tree tracks all changes to an ancestor's information, including information about relationships. If you disagree with a change, you can review it and make any corrections you think are necessary.
 

Steps (website)

1. While signed in to FamilySearch, navigate to the Person page of the individual you want to see.
2. If you do not see Vitals near the top of the page, click the Details tab.
3. To undo changes made about the person, follow these steps:
   1. Find the Latest Changes box.
   2. Click Show All.
4. To undo a change in a couple relationship for the person, follow these steps:
   1. Scroll down to the Family Members section.
   2. Find the couple, and click their Edit icon.
   3. Click See All Changes.
5. To undo a change to a parent-child relationship for the person, follow these steps.
   1. Scroll down to the Family Members section.
   2. Find the child, and click the Edit icon for the parent-child relationship.
   3. Click See All Changes.
6. Find the change that you want to undo. If the word Restore appears on the far right, you can undo it.
   1. Click Restore.
   2. On the popup, review the information.
   3. Click Restore.
7. If the word Reference appears on the far right, more details are available:
   1. Click Reference.
   2. To see if the Restore option is available, review the available list.
8. To contact the FamilySearch user who made the change, click his or her contact name. You can then use the FamilySearch messaging system to communicate.

Steps (mobile app)

1. On the individual's profile page, tap the three dots in the upper right. On an Android device, skip to step 3.
2. On an Apple iOS device, tap More.
3. Tap Recent changes.
4. If it is available, you can tap Restore to revert to the original information.