- #WEBTREES ARNOLD AND MOBERLY FAMILY GENEOLOGY ARCHIVE#
- #WEBTREES ARNOLD AND MOBERLY FAMILY GENEOLOGY PROFESSIONAL#
#WEBTREES ARNOLD AND MOBERLY FAMILY GENEOLOGY ARCHIVE#
put a physical folder in your bookshelf with the label “Biographies” and arrange the documents within the physical folder exactly in the same way like the archive structure from 1. Use the same directory structure also for your physical folders, documents, photos, e.g.5 - University Degree Henry Miller from 1920.pdf”
”./webtrees/data/media/Biographies/Miller/Miller, Henry/Nr. and your Call Number structure from 5., e.g. Put all the media files related to a source into a webtrees media folder, which directly corresponds with your archive directory structure from 1.
#WEBTREES ARNOLD AND MOBERLY FAMILY GENEOLOGY PROFESSIONAL#
Note: This is a pretty usual way to organize call numbers, which is also used by professional archives.
5 ” for the 5th source in the directory “Biographies/Miller/Miller, Henry/”. to the Call Number of the sources in, e.g.
Include the directory (or better: abbreviations of the directory) from 1. For each of the sources, fill the Call Number related to. Put all your sources of your genealogy into webtrees as SOUR records and assign them to. Create a dedicated repository as REPO object to represent your archive in webtrees. Design a directory structure for your archive (in some arbitrary text editor, text program, or spreadsheet). Some steps to take to organize an archive within webtrees: I would be happy if you could provide some feedback or share some of your experiences. Afterwards, I will share some draft ideas and concepts for further enhancements. In the following paragraphs, I want to share some of the concepts, which I have applied. It needs to be organized in a way that someone else (and myself!) can efficiently find useful information. I found it very helpful to look at my archive in the same way like to visit a public archive. After some re-structuring of my digital files and folders as well as of my physical documents, photos, and folders, I recognized that I have to think my genealogy as an “archive” and webtrees as an important tool to organize the archive. Currently, I am half way through reorganizing my genealogical data, documents, and photos with webtrees.
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