IMHO, the first thing you need to do is print the whole Name list in alpha order. This should find most of the male duplicates, females with spouse names are harder to find. Unless you are in Medieval time frame, where people had multiple names for what they owned. On the print out, make notes on who needs to be 1. definitely merged 2. check the merge further 3. the ones that are definitely not (ie. 2 sisters Mary born 2 years apart) do look at them side by side, and set the marker to NEVER merge them. Then when you are POSITIVE, run the merge using what you know and cross off on your same paper which ones you have done. Rich in LA CA
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