An Introduction to The WikiTree Challenge

Host ‪@AzureRobinson-27225‬ walks you through The WikiTree Challenge, what it is, how to communicate and collaborate with other participants, and how to add profiles to the seven starting profiles
www.wikitree.c...
If you're society or genealogy group is interested in taking part in The WikiTree Challenge - email [e-mail]
‪@discord‬ Help page on WikiTree: www.wikitree.c...
For more detailed walk-through on how to find missing connections, watch this Helpful How-To: • WikiTree WikiGames: CC...
Music credit: "Good Days" by ‪@yunglogos‬
WikiTree is a site where you can document your family history, collaborate on genealogy research, look into your ancestry and heritage, be fanatics at joining challenges, and search for friendly cousins through DNA matches. Are you looking for your great-great-grandparents? Do you want to know how to research those distant ancestors, find vital records, and more? Have you always wondered how you relate to important people in our history? Check out WikiTree.com and watch the LiveCasts for project information, challenges, and more!
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Genealogist to Genealogist Forum: www.wikitree.c...
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[@Olson185]

OMG!, Azure! This is the best video on WikiTree! 🙂

[@alicemthomsen]

Thank you for this video. It is very helpful.

[@wildiris709]

Thank you, very helpful.

[@WikiTreers]

Glad to hear it!

[@Myers-9915]

This was really interesting to see the breakdown of where to find what I need during this challenge. Thanks Azure

[@lizagervais8621]

Great information Azure!

[@WikiTreers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yahccs1]

Interesting and overwhelming. I'm busy on my own challenge trying to work out the relationships between all the people of a particular surname in one county of England... from 1841. There are under 20 of them in 1841 and hundreds by 1911. It gets complicated if some had wrong spellings, or came in from other counties, or left the county. I think some may be impossible to work out - maybe the few with no mother's maiden name on the birth index at least. I think I'll be happy if I just get more than half of them worked out, possibly 3/4 or more would be really good.

[@alicemthomsen]

Was there a specific badge for my work on New Mexico and Lew Wallace.?