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=== Task List<br> === | === Task List<br> === | ||
[[FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Tennessee Cemetery Tables Task List|Task | [[FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Tennessee Cemetery Tables Task List|Task List]] | ||
=== Instructions === | === Instructions === | ||
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1. Open a new tab and go to the website: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog FamilySearch Catalog] | 1. Open a new tab and go to the website: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog FamilySearch Catalog] | ||
2. Type in the county name and click on the Search button (type just the actual name of the county, do not add the word county after it). | 2. Type in the county name and click on the Search button (type just the actual name of the county, do not add the word county after it). If there are multiple entries, be sure to select the one for Tennessee. Select it and then click on Search. | ||
3. Click on the topic Cemeteries | 3. Click on the topic Cemeteries | ||
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4. Looking at the URL, copy the last number listed after, Open= and before the dash. | 4. Looking at the URL, copy the last number listed after, Open= and before the dash. <br> | ||
5. For example from this URL for Adams County, Colorado cemeteries, the correct subject number is: 551294 | 5. For example from this URL for Adams County, Colorado cemeteries, the correct subject number is: 551294 | ||
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3. On the page for the county, look for a link to the cemetery list. If you have trouble finding the cemetery link, you can search the page by clicking on Ctrl and “f” at the same time. Then do a search for the incomplete word “cemeter.” This will bring up both words of cemetery and cemeteries. (if the cemetery links are on the main page of the county, just use that URL). 3. Once you find the link, click on it and copy the URL. | 3. On the page for the county, look for a link to the cemetery list. If you have trouble finding the cemetery link, you can search the page by clicking on Ctrl and “f” at the same time. Then do a search for the incomplete word “cemeter.” This will bring up both words of cemetery and cemeteries. (if the cemetery links are on the main page of the county, just use that URL). 3. Once you find the link, click on it and copy the URL. | ||
In the case of Adams County, there are multiple cemetery listings on the main page, so you would use the URL | In the case of Adams County, there are multiple cemetery listings on the main page, so you would use the URL for the main page. | ||
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2. | 2. Place an "A" in the cemetery name field. Then enter the country, the state and the county you are working on. This should give you all the results, not just the A's. Once you get results, copy that URL. If you don't get any results, remove Line 13 from the cemetery table.<br> | ||
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3. If the cemetery records are on the main county page, use that URL. | 3. If the cemetery records are on the main county page, use that URL. If not, find the link that goes to the Cemetery records and click on it. | ||
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1. Go to the bottom of the page to the edit summary field and type in, Added cemetery table. | 1. Go to the bottom of the page to the edit summary field and type in, Added cemetery table. | ||
2. Then save the page. | 2. Then save the page. Your finished table should look like this | ||
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