WikiProject:New England Maps Part Two

Purpose

To add Map links in the Maps Section for New England Town pages

Contact

Angela.Sellers@FamilySearch.org

Task Lists

This project is found in tab Part 40 as the Part Two Column

• Connecticut Task List
• Maine Task List
• Massachusetts Task List
• New Hampshire Task List
• Rhode Island Task List
• Vermont Task List

Project Instructions

• Read through all parts and steps in the instructions until you get to the bottom of the page

• Don't skip any instructions, parts, or steps unless the instructions say to do so

• Stick with just the project instructions and do not spend time looking, fixing, or updating anything else on the Town page

• If you don't understand something or have any questions, please reach out to me on Yammer

• Make sure you are logged into the FamilySearch.org while in the catalog as well as in the Wiki at all times

• Don't forget to add your name and date to every line of "Part Two" in the task list, so when you are finished we can complete the project for that state

• If there is other information in the Maps Section, put your new Map links at the very top above the older information. Make a notation on the task list

Example Page

Monroe, Fairfield, Connecticut

Part One

• Select a State from the Task Lists, and add your name and date to each town you will be working in

• Next, click on the Town link to open the Town page

• Make sure you are logged into the FamilySearch.org while in the catalog as well as the Wiki at all times

• Then in the Contents box scroll down to the Maps section and click on it
  
• Next click on Edit Source to open the editing section

Step One

• Copy and past this Wiki Text Code into the editing section of the Maps header

*[https://www.loc.gov/resource/g3701sm.gct00482/?sp=1 McConnell's Historical Maps of the United States] at Library of Congress

• This is what it will look like on the page
  

Example only, Do not Copy

• McConnell's Historical Maps of the United States at Library of Congress

Step Two

• Choose which state Wiki Text code you need
• Copy and paste into the editing section of the Maps header

Connecticut:

*[http://www.old-maps.com/connecticut.htm Old Maps of Connecticut] at Old-Maps.com

Maine:

*[http://www.old-maps.com/maine.htm Old Maps of Maine] at Old-Maps.com

Massachusetts:

*[http://www.old-maps.com/massachusetts.htm Old Maps of Massachusetts] at Old-Maps.com

New Hampshire:

*[http://www.old-maps.com/new-hampshire.htm Old Maps of New Hampshire] at Old-Maps.com

Rhode Island:

*[http://www.old-maps.com/rhode-island.htm Old Maps of Rhode Island] at Old-Maps.com

Vermont:

*[http://www.old-maps.com/vermont.htm Old Maps of Vermont] at Old-Maps.com

• This is what it will look like on the page
  

Example only Do not copy

• Old Maps of Connecticut at Old-Maps.com

Part Two

• Copy and paste this in the Maps editing section

*[URL TOWN] at Mapcarta

• Click on this link to open the website
• Mapcarta

• Put just the Town and State in the search box

• Copy the URL into the Wiki Text code
  
• Change the Town in the Wiki Text code to the Town you are working on
  
• This is what it looks like after saving

Example please Do Not Copy

• Monroe at Mapcarta
  
  

Part Three

• Last Link in the Maps section

New England State Map pages

• Choose which Wiki Text code you need

• Copy and paste into the Maps editing section
• The New England State Map pages link should be the last one on the list
  
  

*[[Connecticut Maps|Connecticut Maps State Page ]]

*[[Maine Maps|Maine Maps State Page]]

*[[Massachusetts Maps|Massachusetts Maps State Page]]

*[[New Hampshire Maps|New Hampshire Maps State Page]]

*[[Rhode Island Maps|Rhode Island Maps State Page]]

*[[Vermont Maps|Vermont Maps State Page]]

Part Four

• Put the Map links in alphabetical order
• The New England State Map pages link should be the last one on the list

• Click on Preview
• Copy and paste into Summary

Project New England Town Maps

• Click on save

• Put your name and date, for the Town you finished in column "Part Two" in the task list,
• Then start over at Part One for the next Town on the list