Great idea.  Joint events of a married couple (like a residence or anniversary) 
make perfect sense to record as Marriage Events.  And they still can be shared 
with others (like the children).



I’m finding a couple of difficulties in the implementation.  First, I find I 
want a separate Master Event Type for something like residence so I can 
construct the Event Sentences slightly differently.  So I’m using “Joint 
Residence” under Marriage Events vs “Residence” for an individual.  Other 
Marriage Events like “Wedding Anniversary” only apply as Marriage Events so I 
don’t need the alternate version.  Second problem is bugs in the sentence 
constructs are making it difficult to get the sentences the way I want them, 
but that will clear up in time.  Mostly impacts when I Share the “Joint 
Residence”  event from the parent couple to the children.  The 
[CoupleFirstNames] or [MainCoupleFirstNames] functions are only returning the 
name of the mother.



From: Judith [mailto:judithsfamilyt...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2014 2:43 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Events



Hello:  I would like some thoughts on where to record certain events for a 
married couple.  I started out recording under the individual names, then found 
I had duplicates in the Chronology view, so I moved the shared events, like 
residence to the Marriage tab.  Do you record all joint events in the marriage 
tab and individual events in the person’s tab?  I have not tried the new 
‘shared events’ option as yet, would that be the solution to this?

Thanks

Judith









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