Step-by-step guide: Using Meyers Gazetteer Online: Difference between revisions

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*Type “wiki.familysearch.org” in your Internet address window. The address will change to https://wiki.familysearch.org  
*Type “wiki.familysearch.org” in your Internet address window. The address will change to https://wiki.familysearch.org  
*Type in “Germany” • Click on "German Research Websites"  found under “research tools” on the Germany portal page  
*Type in “Germany” • Click on "German Research Websites"  found under “research tools” on the Germany portal page  
*THe links to the two volumes of Meyers are found under "Gazetteers-General"
*THe links to the two volumes of Meyers are found under "Gazetteers-General"  
*Click on the appropriate volume (A-K= 1, L-Z= 2)  
*Click on the appropriate volume (A-K= 1, L-Z= 2)  
*Links to Meyers Gazetteer are also found on several other FamilySearchWiki pages, including the "Germany- Gazetteers" page''' '''
*Links to Meyers Gazetteer are also found on several other FamilySearchWiki pages, including the "Germany- Gazetteers" page''' '''
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=== Reading helps  ===
=== Reading helps  ===


A guide to the abbreviations most commonly needed by genealogists is found in [[Identifying Place Names in German documents|Identifying Place Names in German documents]]. The Genealogical Hondbook of German Research by Larry O. Jensen, also explains the use of Meyer's Gazetteer. A digital copy is available [http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/Rg/images/Ger_BMD_RefDoc_HandbookGermanResearch.pdf here]. Both publications are available in PDF format for easy printing. Click on the PDF logo found in the top right corner of the beginning page.   
A guide to the abbreviations most commonly needed by genealogists is found in [[Identifying Place Names in German documents|Identifying Place Names in German documents]]. The ''Genealogical Handbook of German Research ''by Larry O. Jensen, also explains the use of Meyer's Gazetteer. A digital copy is available [http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/Rg/images/Ger_BMD_RefDoc_HandbookGermanResearch.pdf here]. Both publications are available in PDF format for easy printing. Click on the PDF logo found in the top right corner of the beginning page.   


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