Location: Western Australia
Surnames/tags: Western_Australia District_Tree Australia_Project
- Categories Western Australia and Swan River Colony (1829-1832)
So much has happened in the lives of the millions of people who have lived in Western Australia that all the libraries of the world would not be enough to house the books that would have to be written to record every detail.[1]
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Western Australia Team
The Western Australia Team is for anyone with an interest in Geneology and History associated with the state. If you are working on profiles that were born, married and or died in Western Australia, then please join us!
Team Members
You can see what our members are working on here
Team Leader: Mark Dorney
Team members:
- John Andrewartha
- Simone Collins
- Judy Weggelaar
- Narelle Di Trento
- Kerrie (Lumsden) Garden
- Sam Wilson
- Kylie Haese
- Troy Phillips
Topic Team Pages
Goals
Our main goal is to ensure that all Western Australian profiles are of a high standard, as complete as possible, with sources, and connected to the global tree.
Other Goals
- Add profiles for the traditional indigenous land owners, settlers, and pioneers
- Categorisation; making sure categories have CIB's and are in the correct hierarchy structure. We need a categorisation team?
- Improving profiles by adding sources, adding biographies, connecting, and clearing up data problems and suggestions.
- Creating special interest topic teams (e.g. sappers and miners, Enrolled Pensioner Force, Group settlement scheme, Parkhurst boys, or any other special interest topics)
Task List
- Add Western_Australia to your followed tags.
- Add what areas of Western Australia you will or want to work on on the Team Member Working List
Volunteers Needed
If you'd like to help out and don't already have your own pet projects to work on, here are some ideas:
- Connecting profiles to the main tree Note this work will often take you outside of Western Australia.
- Data Doctors Suggestions These are mostly broken links at this point, but not a bad activity if you need a break from thinking too hard.
- Add and categorise profiles for all the people that arrived to Western Australia on the earlier ships (1829-1850). Here is a list of those arrivals, and further down you'll find links to the Bicentennial Dictionary and shipping lists.
Profile Creation and Biography Building
Sticker Templates
These templates can be used on profiles by copy the text including brackets and pasting directly under the biography heading on a profile, and this will result in the corresponding image.
{{Australia Sticker|Western Australia}} | |
{{Australia Born in Colony|colony=Swan River Colony}} | |
{{Australia Born in Colony|colony=Colony of Western Australia}} | |
{{Australia Came Free|colony=Swan River Colony}} | |
{{Australia Came Free|colony=Colony of Western Australia}} | |
{{Australian Convicts|fleet=after|colony=Western Australia}} | ... ... ... was a convict after the Third Fleet transported to Western Australia |
Free-Space Pages
Free space pages that are relevent to Western Australia can be added here.
Convict Shipping List Pages
One Place Studies
Cemeteries
Resource Pages
- Western Australian Wikitree Statistics
- Western Australia Historical Images
- Australia Project Guidelines for Profile Improvement
Categories
Notables
Western Australia Research Resources
Please see Sources and Citations - Western Australia for a list of sources and citations that align with the Australia Projects style and standards.
Group Settlement Scheme Poster 2 |
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Sources
- ↑ Davis, Russell Earls. (2012) A concise history of Western Australia. Woodslane Press; Warriewood, NSW. pg 1.
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Regards, Margaret