FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Adding Peru District Pages to the Spanish Wiki

Purpose
The purpose of this project is to add Peru District Pages to the Spanish Wiki

Project Leader
Taylor Huguely

Task List
Adding Peru District Pages to the Spanish Wiki

Instructions
 Open the task list and place your name by the District page that you would like to create. Open the district page and the province page in separate tabs. Copy and paste the following code onto the district page:

Guía para la investigación genealógica del distrito de DISTRICT: registros de nacimiento, matrimonio y defunción, registros eclesiásticos, parroquiales, y del registro civil.

Censos

 * Véase la página del departamento para información del censo.

Cementerios

 * Véase la página de la provincia para información del cementerio.

Citas
PAGE IN THE ENGLISH WIKI

Replace DISTRICT with the name of the district that you are working on. Replace PROVINCE with the name of the province that you're district is in. Replace DEPARTMENT with the name of the department that you're district is in, you can find this on the task list. Don't worry about PAGE NAME IN ENGLISH WIKI. We will go back and replace this when we add these pages to the English wiki. Look at what is found on the province page in the Registro civil and Registros parroquiales sections. If you can easily identify which collections belong to the district, simply cut and paste those collections into the district page. For the ones under Registro civil put those under the corresponding heading, and do the same for the ones under Registros parroquiales. Also, make sure for Registro civil that you paste the collections under .</li> For example, if I were working on the page for Balsa, Chachapoyas, Amazonas, Peru, I would cut and paste the two collections that have Balsa in the title. It would look like the following: Before moving the collections over: After moving the collections over: If the records aren't easily identifiable, go to the FamilySearch Catalog and search for the district in the Place field. For instance, I would search the following for Balsa:</li> Look at the records that are available in the catalog. These are the results for Balsa:</li> Find the matching records on the province page and move those over to the district page.</li> If the catalog records are not on the province page, add them to the district page in the following format:</li> *[URL TITLE OF COLLECTION] - Haga clic en el enlace para ver la disponibilidad de los registros. If there is a record on the province page that does not seem to fit any of the districts click on the link to take you to the catalog entry.</li> Scroll down to Subjects and look at the locality subjects. It should look something like the following:</li> Look for districts listed on the province page. If they are listed in the localities, then cut and paste the collection from the Province page onto the district pages that apply. In the above example I would cut and paste that collection onto both Leimebamba and Chiliquin.</li> If there are no districts listed in the localities that are also listed on the province page, then just leave the collection on the Province page.</li> If there are no online records for either section place the following in the section that does not have records online:</li> *No hay registros en línea del distrito de DISTRICT. Once all the collections on a particular Province page have been moved over in both sections paste the following text in the corresponding section:</li> For Registro civil: *Véase la página del distrito para información del registro civil. For Registros parroquiales: *Véase la página del distrito para información del registros parroquiales. Save the page, place the date you finished it on the task list, and move on to the next page.</li> </ol>