FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Adding Links from MDH to County Pages, Part 2

Example
Hidalgo Cemeteries Step 1: Go to the task list choose a Mexican state from the Emerging Countries 2020 tab. Put your name under 'completed by' to claim it. Step 2: Create a sandbox page. Step 3: Copy and paste the following code into the sandbox page for your state. ==Online Resources== [URL FamilySearch Places] == Jewish Cemeteries == *JewishGen has an inventory you can check. Click on Mexico and then city name.

==Military Cemeteries== ===Individual Cemeteries=== == Additional Resources at the Family History Library == To find cemetery records for STATE NAME in the FamilySearch Catalog follow these steps:


 * 1) Go to the FamilySearch Catalog
 * 2) Enter: STATE NAME in the Place box
 * 3) Click on: Search
 * 4) Click on: Cemeteries

To search for cemeteries at the town level, follow directions below.


 * 1) Go to the FamilySearch Catalog
 * 2) Enter: STATE NAME in the Place box
 * 3) Click on: Search
 * 4) Click on: Cemeteries
 * 5) Click on: Places within STATE NAME
 * 6) Click on the town you want to search
 * 7) Click on: Cemeteries

== Additional Resources == *Worldcat.org- Do a search for STATE NAME Cemetery.

Step 4: Replace STATE NAME with the name of your state. Step 5: Check the existing state cemetery page for resources to move to your sandbox page. Please check the resources on the page for quality before moving them to the sandbox. Step 6: Locate resources using the instructions for each heading below.
 * Instructions for Online Resources


 * Check the following for resources for your state and link to them where appropriate.


 * BillionGraves Page - photos and GPS locations of grave markers
 * Find A Grave page - photos and GPS locations of grave markers
 * FamilySearch Places
 * How to Search FamilySearch Places
 * Search for the name of your state.
 * Click the blue link on the right that says Places in this State.
 * Click add filter.
 * Click Select Place Type.
 * Select Cemetery.
 * Replace URL on the cemeteries page below Find A Grave link.


 * Google search for cemeteries in your state to find additional online resources. Combine other terms with the state's name: burials, cemeteries, tombstones. Include any statewide burial sites you find.


 * Instructions for Jewish Cemeteries


 * Use Google search with the state name followed by Jewish cemeteries to find them.


 * Instructions for Military Cemeteries


 * Use Google search with the state name followed by military cemeteries to find them.


 * Instructions for Individual Cemeteries
 * Link to any resources you find for individual cemeteries that are not on Billion Graves or Find a Grave. We've already linked to them in the Online Resources heading, so limit sharing what you find to resources outside of those two sites.


 * Using Google search for cemeteries in the country
 * Using Wikipedia search for cemeteries in the country

Step 7: Delete any headings you have no resources for. Step 8: Save in sandbox. Step 9: When completed, put the date in the 'date completed' column and link to the sandbox page in the 'link to sandbox column'.