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Quick Reference

For links and information about Virginia sources, see Team Virginia (specifically, the Sources section). This Quick Reference page is intended to be a place to "park" citations for copy/paste use during the Source-a-Thon.

~ Liz Shifflett, Virginia Project leader, Team Virginia co-captain

When working with a particular reference, I open a window in my computer with the citation, letting me copy/paste as needed. I figured that the source-a-thon would be a great opportunity to encourage folks to use that method but to post their citation in WikiTree instead of just on their computer, creating an easy reference during the Source-a-Thon and a great resource for after.

The Team Virginia page has a section on "What if I can't find a source?" I included for copy/paste the "go-by" that I use for posting results from "Research" (the dropdown link under the WikiTree ID in the mini-menu at upper right on a profile page). It's under Research Notes (below)

I also have high hopes for LOTS of source citations, so I started with a couple I plan to use under a heading of my WikiTree ID (which will let me find what I'm using easily).

Hope you find this page useful!

Source Citations Used during the 2016 Source-a-Thon

Noland-165

Genealogical Research System, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution: DAR-grs
Citation template:
<ref name=DAR>{{DAR-grs|Axx|person|October 1, 2016}}</ref>
<ref name=DAR />

Hakenson
<ref name=Hakenson>''This Forgotten Land, Volume II: Biographical Sketches of Confederate Veterans Buried in Alexandria, Virginia,'' written and compiled by Donald C. Hakenson. (2010, Alexandria, Virginia)</ref>
<ref name=Hakenson />

Wulfeck: FamilySearch
<ref>from [[#Wulfeck|Wulfeck]]'s ''Marriages of Some Virginia Residents...,'' citing "DAR 79 963; 83 845" and "Huguenot 6:142" (see [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3652306 Vol 1, p 213], online courtesy of FamilySearch) </ref>
* <span id='Wulfeck'></span>Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, ''Marriages of Some Virginia Residents 1607-1800'' (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore 1986) : see [https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/144610?availability=Family_History_Library FamilySearch]</ref>

Richardson's Magna Carta Ancestry (Google Book)
Please see the Source page: Space:Magna_Carta_Ancestry (updated 23 Jan. 2019)

Lewis database, "Our Royal, Titled,..." (check the citation; best to verify in Richardson, but do not use Lewis if no citation or citation to a questionable source)
:See also:
* [http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1014.htm#i30453 Maud Charnells], "Our Royal, Titled, Noble, and Commoner Ancestors and Cousins" (website, compiled by Mr. Marlyn Lewis, Portland, OR; accessed September 30, 2015), citing...

Find a Grave: Search Form (for advice/cautions on using Find a Grave as a source, see Team Virginia's Find a Grave entry, under the Sources section)
<ref name=FG>{{FindAGrave|16164815}} for Amon Updike (1848-1933), buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Bedford, Bedford County, Virginia. Memorial maintained by Bryan S. Godfrey; originally created by Earl Woodford on Oct 13, 2006 (accessed September 2, 2016)</ref>

Parish registers (source profiles):

• Saint Peter's
• Overwharton

Research Notes

== Research Notes ==
: via "Research" links (see dropdown menu under the WikiTree ID in mini-menu at upper right)
* FamilySearch yielded x returns from historical records, but were not relevant to her; 2 returns from submitted trees but neither had sources ([[Your WikiTree ID]], October x, 2016).
* Find a Grave search returned no results ([[Your WikiTree ID]], October x, 2016).
* Ancestry search returned nothing of interest that was not behind a pay wall. See [URL this link] for results of search run October x, 2016 ([[Your WikiTree ID]]).
* Top two returns for [URL MyHeritage] search were for WikiTree profiles. I did not pursue others. ([[Your WikiTree ID]], October x, 2016)
* First page of [URL Find My Past] results had nothing in right century. I did not go beyond first page. ([[Your WikiTree ID]], October x, 2016)
* Google search had lots of interesting returns, including these from just the first two pages:
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if Find a Grave has a return, but the memorial has no sources/pictures:

** {{FindAGrave|65281572}} for Jean Leroy (1454-1515), buried in Saint Malo Cimetiere Rocabey, Saint-Malo, Departement d'Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France. Memorial created by Suzanne (Roy) Soulliere on February 6, 2011 (accessed September 21, 2016)