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Portal:Genealogy/Family trees (view source)
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The Wayne County (OH) Wiki has many names of individuals throughout its pages. These individuals may be connected with an occupation, included in property records, census records, family reunions, multi-generation photos and much more. When detailed information on individuals are found, Wiki editors create a page for that individual. One example woule be "Reasin Beall" page. The quickest way to find pages about individuals is to do a search on the surname, such as "Larwill (surname)" or "Jones (surname)". If you would prefer browsing through surnames, view our [https://www.wcpl.info/wiki/index.php/Category:Surnames Surname] page.
The Wayne County (OH) Wiki has many names of individuals throughout its pages. These individuals may be connected with an [https://www.wcpl.info/wiki/index.php/Category:Occupations occupation], included in [[Property|property records]], [[Census|census records]], [[Family Reunions|family reunions]], [[Multi-Generation Photos I|multi-generation photos]] and much more. When detailed information on individuals are found, Wiki editors create a page for that individual. One example would be the [[Reasin Beall]] page. The quickest way to find pages about individuals is to do a search on the surname.
If you would like to adopt a family page, please notify Deb in the Genealogy and Local History Department.
If you would like to adopt a family page, please notify Deb in the Genealogy and Local History Department.
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Compiled genealogies may be used as a guide when researching one's ancestry. However, much care needs taken when using someone else's research, especially when no documentation has been included.
Some websites of interest include:
* [https://www.accessgenealogy.com/ Access Genealogy] (Search by name or subject)
* [http://www.ancestry.com Ancestry.com] (Need personal subscription)
* [http://www.ancestrylibrary.com Ancestry Library Edition] (Available in the library)
* [https://familysearch.org FamilySearch] (Need a login, or visit the library)
* [http://www.linkpendium.com/ Linkpendium] (Search by surname or location)
* [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ World Connect Project] (parts may not be available at this time)
Our department depends on researchers to donated their compiled genealogies. Wiki includes a listing of published [https://www.wcpl.info/wiki/index.php/Family_histories family histories] and [https://www.wcpl.info/wiki/index.php/Family_papers family papers].
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The family group sheet is another very important document that researchers of all levels need. Where the pedigree chart focuses on the direct lineage, the family group sheet is completed for each family unit. It includes the father, mother, and all the children. Children should be listed from the oldest to the youngest.
Family group sheets provide fields for the name, birth date and place, marriage date and place, death date and place, and burial date and place. In addition, the family group sheet provides space to include occupation, military service, church affiliation, multiple marriages, and parents' names.
You may find blank forms online through [http://www.ancestrylibrary.com Ancestry Library Edition] or [http://www.cyndislist.com Cyndis List] or any genealogy software program has the option to print family group sheets.
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* [[Family Reunions]] index
* [[Family Reunions]] index
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Many times families find photos of unidentified ancestors. Some find their way in antique shops. Others find their way to estate, yard or garage sales. Many have found a home at local libraries. At the Wayne County Public Library, we have many unidentified photos. This section of Wiki focuses on displaying these unidentified photos.
* [[Unidentified Photos]]
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The Genealogy and Local History Department depends on researchers to donate their family histories. The preferred format is print. When possible, please include an index or table of contents with donated [[Family histories|family histories]].
We have a growing collection of [[Family papers]] and [[Family histories]]. Family papers are a collection of loose leaf papers organized by surname. These may include 1 or 2 sheets of paper or several envelopes. Contents may include research notes, family group sheets, pedigree charts, wills, copies of census records or obituaries, and much more. Staff do not have the time to keep families with the same surnames grouped together. It is the responsibility of the researcher to sort through the papers and determine which documents go with which families.
Family histories are published works. They may be self-published or published by a publisher. Some include indexes. Many do not.
The department is not responsible for any incorrect information in the [[Family papers|family papers]] or [[Family histories|family histories]]. Similar to online compiled genealogies, researchers should evaluate the information, verify the information through their own research, and draw their own conclusions based on the information compiled through multiple resources.
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In the local newspapers, community members often submit multi-generation photos. These photos may be three-, four-, or five-generations. Our department has several notebooks that include multi-generation photos published in the local newspapers. This is not a complete file.
In the local newspapers, community members often submit multi-generation photos. These photos may be three-, four-, or five-generations. Our department has several notebooks that include multi-generation photos published in the local newspapers. This is not a complete file.
* [[Multi-Generation Photos II]]
* [[Multi-Generation Photos II]]
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