The Playground
Experimenting with layout and colour and learning how the code works at the same time. See Online Research alt for a skin friendly version
EDIT THE PAGE TO SEE THE CODE:
Choose the county from the contents page - the red ones arent started
Choose create new page
Choose Edit
On the threads:
[url=http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tinstaafl/]Norfolk Baptism Project[/url]
On the Wiki
The asterisk is the bullet point
gives an extra line
or highlight and use the button for bold
is a horizontal line or use the button
The ===== is for making a contents - it will do that automatically if there are more than four headings.
Register Office Contact Details
Name of office
Links
TIP: If you don't press enter at the end of each line of the address, it all gets jammed up on one line
TIP: Whatever you do, dont test the link while you are in preview or you lose it all!!!
| ONLINE SEARCH TECHNIQUES |
The internet can be a useful source of records and information connected with family history research. There are a number of useful sites available and knowing which to use and how to use them effectively can be confusing.
Which sites to use can depend on a number of factors, a brief overview of the popular sites are shown below. They are not comprehensive site descriptions as space is limited but a visit to the sites mentioned will reveal more information.
Trying to find specific records can sometimes seem impossible but by using the screenshot examples in this section knowing how to search for a birth record or locating a missing family in the census is explained. The examples given are based on actual searches and demonstrate how researchers found the results they needed to continue with their trees. A screenshot guide to search options for the Familysearch, A2A and The National Archives websites are also included.
| SITE REVIEWS |
| General Hints & Tips For Online Searching |
| Family History Detectives - Visual Step by Step Guides |
| Searching for Hatches, Matches And Dispatches |
- Searching the FreeBMD site (FREE)
- Searching for BMD on FindMyPast (FREE SEARCH – THEN PAYING)
- Searching for BMD on ScotlandsPeople (FREE SEARCH – THEN PAYING)
- Searching for BMD on Family Relatives (FREE SEARCH – THEN PAYING)
N.B. If Rutland can be separate then Huntingdonshire should have its own page too !!!
It means the table is tidy as well.
| ENGLISH COUNTIES |
| Channel Islands and Crown Dependencies |
