Do you have questions related to genealogical research in Germany? Do you want to help others by answering such questions?
Join the Germany Project and the German Stammtisch on with another Germany Research party on WikiTree Day, where you have the chance to ask your research, brick-wall or WikiTree questions and we'll try answering them - live, together and on-screen.
In order for fair treatment of all people asking questions (and also to make this just a little more German ;)), we kindly ask you to:
- Make sure the profile of the person you want to ask a question about is complete. It should contain everything you know about the person, all sources you have, all research dead-ends you found and all of your theories about the person.
- Read the guide on How to break down your German immigrant brick wall and ask yourself if that one doesn't get you far enough, for the moment.
- Reply (instead of commenting) to this post with the profile and the precise question you're trying to answer. The chronological order of replies will help to determine the order of answering - first come, first serve ;)
- Join the meeting and watch us research other people's questions while you wait for your turn. Maybe the hints presented there, might help you as well. Also feel free to ask questions about the research methods and sources presented.
If you have no questions, feel free to join and listen or contribute with your knowledge as well.
The zoom meeting will be on Saturday, 4 November 2023, at 14:00 German Time. Check out the time zone overview for your time zone.
Hopefully until then the meeting link will also be on the Help:WikiTree Symposium Schedule
Update: it won't, but it's on Help:WikiTree_Day/Research_Parties
