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Beginner Projects
- Some examples of beginner projects might be checking for broken links or adding categories to pages.
- Adding Categories
- Repair Broken Links
- Add information to your county and/or city pages.
- Prepare District history.
- Repositories - what's in a repository of genealogical interest in D.C.
- Outside company providing content ... we are putting in the wiki for formatting.
Stub Pages
- A "Stub" is a page containing a limited amount of information. If you need help learning about stub pages and how to add information to them, review the article FamilySearch Wiki:Stub. Follow a link below to help fill out pages that need more information:
- There currently no stub pages for the District of Columbia. Please, check back often, As they will be listed here as they become available.
- Instructions for moderator: To see all of the stub articles for your locality, review Category: District of Columbia stubs.
Wanted Pages
- A "Wanted Page" is a page that doesn't yet exist, but someone created a link to it, showing that they want a page on that topic created. For online classes to learn how to create a new page or wiki article click here: Creating a Wiki Article Searching for and Creating Articles.
- Follow the red links below to create a requested Wanted page:
- Anacostia, District of Columbia
- District of Columbia Bibliography
- District of Columbia Business Records and Commerce
- District of Columbia Church Directories
- District of Columbia Church History
- District of Columbia Civil Registration
- District of Columbia Colonization
- District of Columbia Culture
- District of Columbia Divorce Records
- District of Columbia Dwellings
- District of Columbia Electoral Rolls
- District of Columbia Encyclopedias and Dictionaries
- District of Columbia Handwriting
- District of Columbia Historical Background
- District of Columbia Historical Geography
- District of Columbia Jewish Records
- District of Columbia Jurisdictions
- District of Columbia Language and Languages
- District of Columbia Law and Legislation
- District of Columbia Localities
- District of Columbia Membership Records
- District of Columbia Merchant Marine
- District of Columbia Minorities
- District of Columbia Missionaries
- District of Columbia Names, Personal
- District of Columbia Native Races
- District of Columbia Notarial Records
- District of Columbia Obituaries
- District of Columbia Occupations
- District of Columbia Orphans and Orphanages
- District of Columbia Parishes
- District of Columbia Passenger Lists
- District of Columbia Place Names
- Georgetown, District of Columbia
- Washington, District of Columbia
- Look through the list of wanted pages
Maintaining Existing Pages
- Check and fix broken links
Specific Needs for Your Area
- 1. District history often contains biographical sketches of local citizens, including important genealogical information. This may be one of the best sources of information for some families.
- 2. If you are interested in being a moderator for a state or country, please contact the Support Team
Other Help Wanted Projects
- If there are other areas of the FamilySearch Wiki you would like to volunteer for, we have a Wiki Help Wanted page that lists additional projects and areas where help is needed.
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