I have the same situation for an aunt of my wife. Part of her ashes are
interred in the United States with her husband and part are interred in
Canada beside her parents. I have the second one as an event with a note
that there is another memorial in the other location where the rest of
her ashes are interred.
Brian Kelly
On 04-May-17 8:35 PM, C. DeLay wrote:
So when you do have conflicting FAG memorials, are you choosing the one
that seems to be the most accurate and put that in the new field? Then what
are you doing with the other one, creating it as an event/alternate fact
with explanation?
I can see I'll have trouble with this one for sure because I have one
person in my file who is legitimately buried in two different locations -
two cemeteries in two different states - at the same time. Her ashes were
split and she has an actual grave - with headstones - in both locations. To
complicate things, her name is listed slightly differently on each stone
(done purposely to show relationships to those around her) but if I recall
correctly, there is a note on each FAG profile to explain that she's the
same person as the other one rather than a sibling. Regardless, I think
I'll put the one she was buried in first in the new FAG field and then a
second burial event with an explanation for the other.
Gotta love complicated family members.
Cynthia D.
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