Michele Lewis wrote:
That is exactly what I did (I am thrilled you understand what I am
talking about).
I started with the first child. I recorded everything in the first
child's individual screen using that children's citation (name, date of
birth, date of death, place of burial, name of cemetery etc). Then I
went to the parent's AKA and attached the citation there.
Then I go to the 2nd child and do the same thing. When I go to the
parent's AKAs it won't let me attach the 2nd citation.
Glad I can assist :-)
I have one or two AKAs with multiple Master Sources cited against them -
the same, different spelling of a surname picked up from different
census entries. Can't say that I can think of an example where I've got
a single Master Source with multiple details cited against a single fact.
If I remember correctly, these were entered pre- version 7.0 so things
might have changed between version 6.0 and version 7.0 To be slightly
facetious, it would have been a lot easier if you had the one marker
with all the names on it. Then you'd have a single Master Source with a
single citation that could be copied all over the place :-)
--
Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
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