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Featured page
Cherokee Heritage Project
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This Week's Featured Page highlights one of the best examples of a collaborative project article on WeRelate. The bulk of the work of this extensive article on Cherokee Heritage has been done by User:BobC. Featuring an in-depth look at the Cherokee Indian history, origin and migration, it provides an excellent research guide for those interested in information on Cherokee Indian Heritage. It also highlights the genealogies of several prominent Cherokee leaders, linking to their WeRelate pages to assist other WeRelate researchers. Well done :) (Learn more...) |
WeRelate is a free public-service wiki for genealogy sponsored by the Foundation for On-Line Genealogy in partnership with the Allen County Public Library. It is the world's largest genealogy wiki with pages for over 1,800,000 people and growing. WeRelate is currently in beta. It is supported by volunteers and your tax-deductible donations.
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How do I create Headers and Sub-headers?
Headers and Sub-Headers should be used on pages to separate and organize different topics (biography, will/estate records, land records, family information, etc. Headers are created by typing double equal signs on each side of the header. Subheaders are made by increasing the number of equal signs, i.e. ==Header== or ===Subheader===.
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