Hi 

I have been using Legacy for about 4 years but have
only just joined this mailing list. I have been
recording census results as events with the all the
details recorded as notes. However I have also
recorded any given residence and occupation as
separate events. 

1 For occupations having recorded the full census date
the wording comes out rather unwieldy in reports e.g. 
"He worked as a Brewer on 03 Apr 1881" Obviously you
cannot deduce that he was actually working on the
census date. Would it be better to just enter the
year?

2 I am working with English census returns. Pupils are
recorded as scholars and again I have used the
occupation event to record this fact but "working as a
Scholar" in a report doesn't sound correct. Would an
overiding comment such as "He was described as a
scholar in the 1881 Census" sound better.

3 Should I just stop adding occupations separateley as
they have already been recorded in the census notes.

I realize the choice is mine but would welcome your
views.

Chris Hunt



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