User:Batsondl/Sandbox

Tasks to add to PHASE II
FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Land and Property Records Intro Not done

FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Probate Records Intro

FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Probate Records Petitions

FamilySearch Wiki:Project New York/Tasks-Probate Records FHLC

FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Repositories County Historian

FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Repositories and Archives State Pages

List of recent templates
Template:NYProbate petitions Template:NY FHLC Probate Template:NYProbate

Probate petitions Clinton county example of no records; Westchester county example of FHLC records

TASK:
FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Migration trails

WikiProject New York Progress Chart  Wiki Project New York Tasks - Migration trails

Description
The purpose of this task is to create New York migration trails listed in the New York related article box..

Instructions
1. Create a new page by going to: Help:Creating a page and typing in the name of the trail you are going to work on.

Example: Hudson River Path

2. Once the page is created, follow the general outline found on the Mohawk or Iroquois Trail wiki page.

3. Some headings you may want to put on your page to describe the migration trail are the following:
 * Background History
 * Route
 * Connecting Trails
 * Modern parallels (modern roads that match the historic trail)


 * Settlers and Records
 * External links

4. Use the following resources to locate information about the migration trail:
 * Wikipedia.org
 * Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), 851. WorldCat entry..
 * William Dollarhide, Map guide to American migration routes, 1735-1815 (Bountiful, Utah : AGLL, c1997), 14. WorldCat entry..
 * Google

5. Locate an appropriate picture or map that will be helpful in understanding the trail or canal.

6. For more guidance including resources to search and how to locate an appropriate, non-cheesy picture, please talk to David Dilts.

Example
Mohawk or Iroquois Trail