Carol (Woelke) Verge (b. 1960s) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Carol E. Verge formerly Woelke

Born 1960s.

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Daughter of [private father (1930s - unknown)] and [private mother (1930s - unknown)]

Sister of [private brother (1950s - unknown)], [private sister (1960s - unknown)] and [private brother (1960s - unknown)]

Mother of [private son (1980s - 2010s)], [private son (1980s - unknown)] and [private daughter (1990s - unknown)]

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First-hand information. Entered by Carol Woelke at registration.

Birth Certificate of Carolyn Elizabeth Woelke, Registration number 64-05-050982, Registrar General Office, Province of Ontario Canada. Personal copy in the files of Carol Verge.

Marriage Certificate of Verge, Geoffrey Harold and Woelke, Carolyn Elizabeth. Registration number 1985-08-018265 (1985), Date of marriage Dec 14, 1985, Alberta Vital Statistics (Canada) . Personal copy in the files of Carol Verge.

Verge-120 Geoff Verge

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Can someone check my sources? Jan 10, 2018.

Comments: 8

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Natalie (Durbin) Trott

Carol, thank you for your kind words about my 4th great-grandfather's profile. I did work on it for quite awhile! I gathered information for a couple of years, then compiled it with MS Word, then learned how to insert photos here at WikiTree. I also had to learn/experiment to get the table set up correctly, which was quite a challenge. The rest was just playing with the formatting. I used the blockquote html tag to format some of the paragraphs, which is not recommended, but I made a judgement call.

You can read about Wiki Markup here: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Editing_Tips

posted Jul 16, 2017 by Natalie (Durbin) Trott

Summer (Binkley) Orman

Hi Carol,

Congratulations on being Pre-1700 certified! Now it's time to pick a project that best fits the pre-1700 profiles you'll be working on. Look at the list of Projects to see if one fits your interests. You might like our Canadian History Project, or Russian Roots Project.

Once you find a project that interests you, visit their project page for more information and to find out how to join. You can also use the Following link to add the project tag to your profile, so you'll be kept up to date on any activity for that project.

Can't find what you're looking for? Let me know, and I can make some suggestions! :-)

Summer-Volunteer Coordinator

posted Jul 08, 2017 by Summer (Binkley) Orman

Keith Hathaway

Thank you for joining in the Weekend Chat........... It was an honor to have you

Weekend Chat 23 June - 25 June 2017

Weekend Chat 30 June - 2 July 2017

posted Jul 01, 2017 by Keith Hathaway

Keith Hathaway

Hello Carol,

I'd like to invite you to join in the "Weekend Chat" on G2G Today!

Share personal successes, stories about ancestors, tips, projects you are working on, or anything else you wish.

New members stop in and say Hello, introduce yourself, share your story, or ask for help.

Pilots, Mentors, and Leaders of all kinds please add something... your advice is always greatly appreciated.

Hope to see you there!

https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/412308/weekend-chat-all-members-are-invited-23-25-june-2017

posted Jun 24, 2017 by Keith Hathaway

Lucy (Selvaggio) Selvaggio-Diaz

Hi Carol. That census you linked to where David was listed under his father Peter is the source. So since his name and information is on it, it is a perfectly good source for David as well as Peter and the other family members.

You could also lead up to it in the narrative. Something like David was born around 1800 as is stated in the 1820 England and Wales Census. Then you would tack the reference to the end of the sentence to create the in-line citation.

posted Jun 22, 2017 by Lucy (Selvaggio) Selvaggio-Diaz

Nedra Headen

You realize there are many many Wood families and not all are related.

My husband is a Wood and his family is English/Irish in background... but his father did move to PA at a later marriage and he has a half-brother who is mennonite

posted Jun 22, 2017 by Nedra Headen

Margaret (Good) Beaulac

Hi Carol,

You are now a confirmed member of WikiTree. Thank you for volunteering, and I wish you luck in connecting to your Russian and Mennonite kin on our tree!

Have fun and ask for help if you need it. WikiTree members are always eager to offer guidance to a fellow genealogist.

If you need additional help, our Mentors Project is a friendly bunch of volunteers who will be glad to assist you with WikiTree-specific problems.

Question of the week: Have you found any unusual occupations in your family tree?

See you in the branches

Margaret

posted Mar 11, 2017 by Margaret (Good) Beaulac

Margaret (Good) Beaulac

Welcome to Wikitree! I'm so glad you found us!

Wikitree is one BIG world-wide family tree that is freely accessible to everyone. Our goal is to have one profile per person which means we all work together as a BIG friendly and polite collaborative team!

If you are interested in sharing your research and want to collaborate to add your family, please fill out the TAGS on your profile page and click SAVE TAG(s) AND VOLUNTEER.

Your Tags can include names like JOHNSON (a surname) or NEW_ZEALAND (a location) and a comment explaining why this subject interests you.

Once you choose to Volunteer, one of our Greeters will be happy to confirm your membership, and you'll be on your way! Welcome to the Family!

Margaret

posted Mar 11, 2017 by Margaret (Good) Beaulac