Does my knowledge base qualify me as a volunteer for this project?

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I have extensive family history in Wayne Couunty, West Virginia, going back to the early 1700's, when it was considered Virginia. Would this family history be of help to your project?
in Requests for Project Volunteers by Living Adkins G2G2 (3.0k points)
retagged by Anne B
Hi I added the southern colonies tag, to get there attention
Then I would like to volunteer for your project, if you will have me.  Thank you.

Adkins 3367

Judy O'Brien

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Speaking as one whose husband's family is colonial Virginia I would give a resounding YES to your question. Some of his family, the Gallihers in particular are from Washington County, real close to West Virginia.
by Rosemary Jones G2G6 Pilot (263k points)
selected by Living Adkins
Thank you very much for the vote of confidence.  If chosen for the team, I will try not to let anyone down.
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Absolutely, you are qualified!  Glad to have you!

Just volunteer for the Project.  Here is the US Southern Colonists Project Page.  Follow the directions, and it's as simple as that.

Welcome!

by Cynthia B G2G6 Pilot (140k points)
Thank you very much.  I look forward to working on the project.  I just hope I can live up to expectations.
+7 votes

Judith,

Knowledge and skills are not a prerequisite for joining the WikiTree, and the knowledge and skills that are a prerequisite to create and edit pre-1700 and pre-1500 profiles can be learned while participating within the collaborative WikiTree community. Because to the mutual and passionate interest in continuous progress, projects are a great place to exchange knowledge and refine skills. Every WikiTree member is qualified to join projects, unless they choose to disregard the WikiTree Honor Code.

by George Blanchard G2G6 Mach 9 (97.4k points)
edited by George Blanchard
Thank you George.  I really appreciate all of the kindness and support I have recieved since askig my question.  You have just reinforced that  by your answer.  I'm sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you.   I was taught that my word was my bond as a child, and it's something I try to live by daily, even without an Honor Code. The Honor Code just reinforces what I have been taught.  Thank you.
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You might want to contact Terri Wright, leader of the West Virginia project & manager of the Space page for Wayne County. WikiTree also has a category page for Wayne County, both as Virginia & West Virginia. Check out One Place Studies too.

Let me know if you'd like to join the Virginia Project (post-USA).

Cheers, Liz

by Liz Shifflett G2G6 Pilot (637k points)
I will make the contacts you suggested, thank you.  I'm not sure about taking on so many projects, at my age, I'm not as adept at juggeling as I used to be.  But I will look into them, they all interest me.

Thank you

Judy O'Brien.

I'll add you to the Virginia project & you can do as much or as little as you like (see the goals & things to do on the project page). Cheers, Liz

Thank  you Liz.

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