Hi Everyone:

I think that Legacy is a great GENEALOGY progam and I couldn't live without it to control vital records for my research. The Individual's Information window and its event/fact are critical for understanding the information collected and it points to areas of future investigation. I would not placing any of this sort of information under the marriage events. I try to be consistent and apply repetitive information to all individuals associated with the events/fact. If a husband and wife immigrate on the same ship, is this a marriage event? I would apply it to both individual events. Each individual must stand alone for research purposes and consistence. Focus on the genealogy side first, then reports, chart and vacations.

Fred Schwilk
San Jose, California


Laurel Feal wrote:
I like "everything" to print so I use Events a lot. When I first started with Legacy, I entered everything under each Individual - so for example a Residence, I would enter it under the Husband and then again under the Wife. This was great for Individual Reports, however, it didn't take too long to realize it was a lot of repetitious information when running other reports as the same information would be repeated.
So now I enter "Individually" anything to do with a person that I consider relating to 
that person "only" such as his occupation, birth, etc... and anything to do with the 
Marriage such as Residences (while married), family trips, etc.. under Marriage Events.  This way 
no matter what the report, it shows a full history of a person or family without the same 
information printing out twice.


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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:16:50 -0400
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Use of the marriage information
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyFamilyTree.com





When you are intering information that pertains to both spouses should you 
enter individually for each spouse or wuld it be better to enter it into the 
marriage section.  I am thinking of something like vacations or other things 
that the family might do.


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