FamilySearch Wiki:Wiki Project Texas Tasks - Cemetery Intro

WikiProject Texas Wiki Project Texas Tasks - Cemetery Records Intro

Description
The purpose of this task is to add the introduction and chart for cemetery records on Texas county pages.

This task is beginner task and requires basic experience with copying and pasting in wikitext.

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 * See Wiki Project Ohio Objectives and Guiding Principles.
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'''You may wish to print these instructions before you begin editing. ''' To Print:


 * Go to the top right-hand corner of the page within the the white area.
 * Locate the word Print or the icon of a printer. Click on the icon.
 * Print.

Instructions
1. Login to FamilySearch using your FamilySearch login name and password.

2. Go to the Wiki. (Click Learn, then on the next page, click Research Wiki.)

3. In the search box, type wikiproject texas.
 * a. Press Enter.

4. Click FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Connecticut. (This will usually be the first item on the list.)

5. On the Contents list, click 4.6 Tax and Cemetery Records Tasks.

6. In the table, click Add Cemetery Records Intro.

7. On the next page, click once in the URL address box.

8. Copy the URL.

9. Click on the + next to the tab you are on.

10. On the new tab, paste the URL in the URL address box.

11. On the Contents list, click the County Assignment Chart you will work on.

12. Click on your chosen county name in the chart. This will take you to your county page.

Adding the Intro Table
1. Click on your chosen county name in the County Assignment Charts. This will take you to your county page.

2. Login to the FamilySearch wiki using your FamilySearch login name and password. Find the sign-in area in the top right-hand corner of the page.

3. Scroll to the heading Cemetery Records.

4. Open the Cemeteries heading on your county page for editing by clicking on the pen in square on the right-hand side of the page, opposite the heading title.

5. Click on the word Wikitext.

6. Place your cursor directly after the heading and hit Enter.

7. Return to the this task instruction page. Open this page for editing by clicking the pen in the square on the right-hand side of the page, opposite the heading title Adding the Intro Table.

8. Click on the word Wikitext in the toolbox at the top left of the edit box. Now both pages are open for editing in Wikitext.

9. You are going to copy and paste in wikitext the entire table in task #11. On the task instruction page scroll to the sentence which begins with Cemetery records often reveal birth, marriage and death....' in task #11.

10. On the task instruction page scroll to the sentence which begins with Cemetery records often reveal birth, marriage and death....' in task #11.


 * a. Place your cursor before the first word Cemetery in that sentence.
 * b. Left click and hold the mouse button down as you highlight the entire table to the sign |}
 * c. Let go of the left mouse button. Now right click and select COPY.
 * d. Return to your selected county page.
 * e. Scroll to the line under the Cemeteries section heading, being sure your cursor is under the heading and that you are editing in wiki text (See steps 5-7)
 * f. Right click the mouse button and select PASTE.
 * g. The cemetery table should now be in place on the county page. Continue to step 13.

11. Click the Edit button for the next section, Table to be Added.

12. Click Wikitext.

13. Copy everything below the heading.

14. Go to your county page.

15. Go to the Cemetery section.

16. Put your cursor on the line below the heading.

17. Click Enter to add a blank line.

18. Paste the table.

19. In Summary, type Added cemetery table.

20. Save page.

Table to be Added
Cemetery records often reveal birth, marriage, death, relationship, military, and religious information.

Example of Completed Heading
See Anderson County, Texas Cemetery section.

Links to Change
Check the County Assignment Charts below to choose a county to edit.

2. Sign up on a chart to accept the task. Sign-up instructions are posted with the Assignment Chart below.

3. For each county, you will add information to the county page by editing in wikitext. Read the general instructions then follow the wikitext link to continued task directions about using wikitext to edit this project.


 * If you have questions about editing, go to wiki help links under the heading Description.

4. Mark the County Assignment Charts below to indicate you have finished the task.

Assignment Chart
If you are accepting this task:


 * 1. Sign in to the wiki at the upper right-hand corner of this page. Use your FamilySearch account username and password.
 * 2. Open the Assignment Chart for editing by clicking on the check mark in the box at the right opposite the Assignment Table heading.
 * 3. Place your cursor in the box under the heading Name/Date Task Accepted and opposite your county of choice.
 * 4. Not all counties are included in the chart below. If your county is not listed, this task is not needed for your county.
 * 5. Type 4 tildes (~). This symbol is located on the upper left-hand part of your keyboard, next to the number 1. The ~ is an electronic signature and will leave your user name and date when you signed.
 * 6. Scroll nearly to the bottom of the page. Add a summary sentence in the Summary box saying something like, "Selected Adams County for adding Family History Center".
 * 7. Click on the box "Save Page".
 * 8. You are now signed up to complete this task.

Return to Top of Page If you are completing this task:


 * Follow the same instructions as accepting the task, except place your cursor in the correct county box under the heading Date Completed. Change your summary sentence to something like, "Completed Adams County for societies."

Counties W-Z
