FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject New York/Tasks-Church Records Template Fix

WikiProject New York Progress Chart  Wiki Project New York Tasks - Church Records Template Fix

Description
The purpose of this task change a template and add a template to the Church Records headings on a county page.

Instructions
1. Edit the county page in wikitext.

2. You should see a template that looks something like this right under the Church Records heading:



3. Copy this template, and paste it AFTER any Church records or databases listed on the page at the end of the section.

4. Now add the number "2" before the first pipe in the template. It should look like this:



5. Now add "+county" after the name of the county. It should now look like this:



6. Now add the following template directly under the Church Records heading and BEFORE any Church records or databases listed.



7. If the original template on the page is missing numbers at the end of the template (the subject id for the county), complete the following:

Find the subject number as follows:


 * a. Do a place search of the FHLC for your county.
 * b. Select Church Records from the record groups displayed.
 * c. Select any record displayed.
 * d. Select the highlighted phrase under the word "Subjects".
 * e. Copy the number displayed in the upper right-hand corner in the display box "For". This is the subject number.
 * f. Paste this number into the NYChurch2 template after the second pipe.

Catholic Church

 * 1762–1876 Registres Paroissiaux  Quebec Catholic Parish Registers. Has Baptisms, marriages, burials, and confirmations. Record data is in French. Digital indexed version available at


 * 1864–1881 Virginia Easley DeMarce, Baptisms and Burials: St. Edmund's, Ellenburg, New York, St. Philomene's, Churubusco, New York, St. James, Cadyville, New York, Clinton County, 1864-1881 (Plattsburgh, N.Y. (P.O. Box 1256, Plattsburgh 12901): The Society, 1990). ; .Includes indexes to godfathers, godmothers, and maiden names of mothers. Includes notes from cemetery, St. James, Cadyville.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

 * 1938–1941 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Champlain District.