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[[FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Pennsylvania|WikiProject Pennsylvania]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[WikiProject Pennsylvania Progress Chart|Progress Chart]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] Pennsylvania Wiki Project Task - Church Records Intro 1
[[FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Pennsylvania|WikiProject Pennsylvania]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[WikiProject Pennsylvania Progress Chart|Progress Chart]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] Pennsylvania Wiki Project Task - Church Records Intro 1  


== Task  ==
== Task  ==
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== Description  ==
== Description  ==


Locate information about the churches in your county using county histories and add it to the Intro about how to access county church records. This task is in three parts, A-C.<br>  
Determine where church records are kept in the county in county archives, historical and genealogical societies. Also adding one template. This task is in two parts, A and B.<br>  


== Instructions  ==
== Instructions  ==
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=== PART B  ===
=== PART B  ===


1. Review some of the county histories in the [https://familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlc/ FHLC] for the county you are researching. You are specifically looking for churches in the county. <br>
1. Copy the following template and paste it in wikitext between the info you added in Part A and just before the the heading, State-wide Database: <br> <nowiki> {{Template:PAChurch1|Berks|333358}}</nowiki> <br>  
 
2. Once you have located an appropriate history, look for the section containing the history of the churches in your county. There should be a chapter devoted to church history. <br>
 
3. For each church denomination you find information on in the history book, rewrite in a concise manner any pertinent information about the history of that denomination. Use [[Berks County, Pennsylvania#Church_Records|Berks County Church Records]] as an example. <br>
 
4. Cite the information from the book/books by doing the following: <br>
 
:4a. Using wikitext, place the citation right at the end of the sentence or paragraph you are citing. Use the following example as a guideline for creating the citation for the book you used:<br>
 
<nowiki><ref>P. William Filby, ‘‘A Bibliography of American County Histories’' (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1985), 99–100. {{WorldCat|12356760}}; {{FHL|299450|item|disp=FHL book 973 H23bi}}</ref></nowiki>
 
:4b. In Richtext click on the &lt;R&gt; button on the left on the tool bar. Once the new window is open insert your citation using the citation in 4a as a guide.<br>
 
5. Before you leave the page, make sure there is a "Reference" heading (usually a heading 3) at the bottom of the page - but before the nav box. If it is not there, add it. <br>
 
6. If you added the Reference Heading add the following just below the heading in wikitext: <br>
 
<nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki>
 
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=== PART C  ===
 
1. Copy the following template and paste it in wiki text under the heading Church Records: <br> <nowiki> {{Template:PAChurch1|Berks|333358}}</nowiki> <br>  


2. In the template, replace the county, Berks with the name of the county you are working on.<br>  
2. In the template, replace the county, Berks with the name of the county you are working on.<br>  
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== Example Part B  ==
== Example Part B  ==
[[Berks County, Pennsylvania|See Berks County, Pennsylvania, Church records heading.]]
== Example Part C  ==


'''Finding Church Records at Other Repositories'''  
'''Finding Church Records at Other Repositories'''  
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