WikiProject:Adding New Collection Links 18

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Adding New Collection Links 18

Project Leader

Danielle

Purpose

Add collection links to various Wiki pages

Task List

Part A: Task List DONE
Part B: Task List DONE
Part C: Task List DONE
Part D: Task List DONE
Part E: Task List DONE
Part F: Task List DONE

Note: Be careful in matching the correct tab to the correct database when using these spreadsheets.

Part A - Ohio Obituaries

Step One - Sign Up

• Go to the task list and sign your name for a county in Ohio on the list: task list.

Step Two - Click the Link

• Using the links on the task list, click the county you want to work on.

Step Three - Click Obituaries in the Contents

• In the contents, select Obituaries. Or scroll down to the Obituaries heading.

Step Four - Click Edit Source Next to Obituaries

• Click Edit Source next to Obituaries.

Step Five - Copy and Paste the Database

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed.
  
  

*'''1657-Onward''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20485/ohio-obituaries?s=275764761 Ohio Obituaries] at MyHeritage — index ($)

Step Six - Show Preview the Page and Check the Database

• Click Show Preview to make sure it looks good and the link works.

Step Seven - Save the Page

• Enter in the "Summary" field the wikitext listed below and click "Save changes":
  

/* Obituaries */  Added Obituary database

Example - Part A

Here is an example of what it should look like.

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Part B - Kentucky Marriages

Step One - Sign Up

• Go to the task list and sign your name for a county in Kentucky on the list: task list.

Step Two - Click the Link

• Using the links on the task list, click the county you want to work on.

Step Three - Click Marriage in the Contents

• In the contents, select Marriage. Or scroll down to the Marriage heading.

Step Four - Click Edit Source Next to Marriage

• Click Edit Source next to Marriage.

Step Five - Copy and Paste the Database

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed.
  
  

*'''1785-Onward''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20622/kentucky-marriages?s=275764761 Kentucky Marriages] at MyHeritage — index & images ($)

Step Six - Show Preview the Page and Check the Database

• Click Show Preview to make sure it looks good and the link works.

Step Seven - Save the Page

• Enter in the "Summary" field the wikitext listed below and click "Save changes":
  

/* Marriage */  Added Marriage database

Example - Part B

• Here is a example of what it should look like.

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Part C - Rhode Island Marriages

Step One - Sign Up

• Go to the task list and sign your name for a county or town in Rhode Island on the list: task list.

Step Two - Click the Link

• Using the links on the task list, click the county or town you want to work on.

Step Three - Click Marriages in the Contents

• In the contents, select Marriages. Or scroll down to the Marriages heading.

Step Four - Click Edit Source Next to Marriages

• Click Edit Source next to Marriages.

Step Five - Copy and Paste the Database

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed.
  
  

*'''1639-1932''' {{RecordSearch|2301760|Rhode Island Town Marriages Index, 1639-1932}} at FamilySearch — [[Rhode Island Town Marriages Index - FamilySearch Historical Records|How to Use this Collection]]; index and images

Step Six - Show Preview the Page and Check the Database

• Click Show Preview to make sure it looks good and the link works.

Step Seven - Save the Page

• Enter in the "Summary" field the wikitext listed below and click "Save changes":
  

/* Marriage */  Added Marriage database

Example - Part C

Here is an example of what it should look like.

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Part D - Oregon Marriages and Divorces

Step One - Sign Up

• Go to the task list and sign your name for a county in Oregon on the list: task list.

Step Two - Click the Link

• Using the links on the task list, click the county you want to work on.

Step Three - Click Edit Source at the top of the page

• In this project you are going to add the same collection in two different headings on the Wiki page: Marriage and Divorce.

• Click on, Edit Source at the top of the Wiki page.
  

Step Four - Find Marriage Heading on the Page

• Press the ctrl button and the letter F at the same time, then type in the search field, "Marriage" to search the page.

• Locate the correct heading for Marriage under the heading, Vital Records.

Step Five - Copy and Paste the Database

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed under, Marriage.

*'''1841-1964''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20469/oregon-marriages-divorces?s=275764761 Oregon, Marriages and Divorces] at MyHeritage — index ($)

Step Six - Go to Heading, Divorce

• Now scroll down 2 headings to Divorce while still in wikitext.

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed under, Divorce. Make sure it is under the "OR Divorce Intro" template.

*'''1841-1964''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20469/oregon-marriages-divorces?s=275764761 Oregon, Marriages and Divorces] at MyHeritage — index ($)

Step Seven - Show Preview the Page and Check the Database

• Click Show Preview to make sure they look good and both links are working.

Step Eight - Save the Page

• Enter in the "Summary" field the wikitext listed below and click "Save changes":
  

Added Marriage and Divorce database

Example - Part D

• Here is an example of what it should look like.

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Part E - Michigan Marriages

Step One - Sign Up

• Go to the task list and sign your name for a county in Michigan on the list: task list.

Step Two - Click the Link

• Using the links on the task list, click the county you want to work on.

Step Three - Click Marriage in the Contents

• In the contents, select Marriage. Or scroll down to the Marriage heading.

Step Four - Click Edit Source Next to Marriage

• Click Edit Source next to Marriage.

Step Five - Copy and Paste the Database

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed.

*'''1828-Onward''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20619/michigan-marriages?s=275764761 Michigan Marriages] at MyHeritage — index & images ($)

Step Six - Show Preview the Page and Check the Database

• Click Show Preview to make sure it looks good and the link works.

Step Seven - Save the Page

• Enter in the "Summary" field the wikitext listed below and click "Save changes":
  

/* Marriage */  Added Marriage database

Example - Part E

• Here is an example of what it should look like.

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Part F - New Hampshire Marriages

Step One - Sign Up

• Go to the task list and sign your name for a county or town in New Hampshire on the list: task list.

Step Two - Click the Link

• Using the links on the task list, click the county or town you want to work on.

Step Three - Click Marriages in the Contents

• In the contents, select Marriages. Or scroll down to the Marriages heading.

Step Four - Click Edit Source Next to Marriage

• Click Edit Source next to Marriage.

Step Five - Copy and Paste the Database

• Copy the following code and paste the code in chronological order by date with the other databases listed.
  
  

*'''1828-Onward''' [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-20620/new-hampshire-marriages?s=275764761 New Hampshire Marriages] at MyHeritage — index & images ($)

Step Six - Show Preview the Page and Check the Database

• Click Show Preview to make sure it looks good and the link works.

Step Seven - Save the Page

• Enter in the "Summary" field the wikitext listed below and click "Save changes":
  

/* Marriage */  Added Marriage database

Example - Part F

• Here is a county example of what it should look like.
• Here is a town example of what it should look like.

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