I use a U.S. Slave Schedule event to document my belief that an ancestor
is represented on a slave schedule. I also have one case were a likely
ancestor is indeed the slaveholder. In that case, for my records, I
included the word, "slaveholder" in the title suffix field to
distinguish the name if it hits a query or report.
What does your "slave owner" event mean?
Richard
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Melody B wrote:
In the beginning I was a rube and didn't do my sources very well.
This became quite evident when I had to clear out hundreds of
duplicate entries (which nicely reduced my family file by half a meg).
I have create a "Slave Owner" event. Does anyone have anything
similar? Would you be willing to share the sentence structures you
came up with for it? Or perhaps a different way you record such things?
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Take care,
Melody
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