Hello Anne You said - > Surely it doesn't matter if you have > many, many "trees" in your file ? Such a database could > be sorted in many > useful ways (ie location) thereby helping to find commonalities and possible > connections? I agree 200%, Legacy is a wonderful tool for finding connections and/or duplications. My area of research is geographic - but nearly everyone is named Mackay! .. Currently I have about 100 trees. The largest (my own) is 3,500 people, the others range from 150 down to singles. All in the one database as I am still finding connections to my own tree. I run "find duplicates" often, also reports by locations etc. Can't honestly think of a single "minus* among all the pluses Go for it <vbg> Mary Young Legacy User Group Etiquette guidelines can be found at: http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
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