Template:Pacific

{{Navbox |name = Pacific |style = width: 100%; |title = Pacific Island Guide to Family History Research |titlestyle = text-align: center; |basestyle = background: #EEEEEE; |liststyle = background: #FAF5FF; |group1 = Part 1: |list1 = 'How to Use This Guide · LDS Island Heritage |group2 = Part 2: Research Steps 1-9 |list2 = 1. Write what you can from memory · 2. Gather written records · 3. Learn about customs and history · 4. Gather oral histories from your oldest relatives · 5. Organize your information · 6. Organize your papers · 7. Track your research · 8. Find ancestors on the IGI · 9. Obtain and search other records |group3 = Part 3: Pacific Islands |list3 = Cook Islands · Easter Island · Fiji · 'French Polynesia: · Austral Islands · Gambier Islands · Marquesas Islands · Society Islands · Tuamotu Islands · Hawaii background and case study · Hawaii research helps · Micronesia: · Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) · Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands · Kiribati (Gilbert Islands) ·

Marshall Islands

Nauru

Palau

New Caledonia

New Zealand Maori Customs and Background

New Zealand Maori research ideas

Niue

Capt. Cook, a British explorer, mapped many of the Pacific islands.

Papua New Guinea

Samoa (Western and American)

Solomon Islands

Tokelau

Tonga

Tongan customs and research ideas

Tongan oral history

Register of Tongan Oral Histories

Tuvalu (Ellice Islands)

Vanuatu

Wallis and Futuna Islands

Step 10. Submit names to the IGI
Step 11. Share what you found
Pacific Island Guide Bibliography

Usage

This template is designed for use with the Pacific Island Guide to Family History Research set of Wiki pages at the end of the article, above the list of categories.