Thanks, Elizabeth,
Good advice. Joining this user group was a good idea, obviously!
Cheers,
Pete
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 16:42:36 +0100, E.Rodier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Legacy 6 Potential Problems has a check box for sort order of children.
Search, Miscellaneous has a check box for individuals with multiple
spouses.
Order of children and spouses is well worth checking before editing a
book
report for publication.
My personal preference is to enter estimated birth dates for children
with
unknown dates and estimated marriage dates for all individuals with
multiple
spouses, explaining the reasoning for the guess so it will stay with a
GEDCOM export in case of transfer to a researcher using a non-Legacy
genealogy program. -- Elizabeth
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Jones"
It wasn't until I used the CHRONOLOGY tab that I noticed that sometimes
the numbers do not respect the chronological order.
Example:
25-09-1942 Spouse (#2): first wife 4 12-01-1947 Spouse (#1): second wife
19 02-03-1962 Marriage (2): first marriage 20 12-01-1963 Son born
(2-#2):
first son 21 20-11-1963 Son born (2-#1): second son
23 15-10-1965 Daughter born (2-#3): 25 08-02-1968 Son born (2-#4): 31
29-08-1973 Marriage (1): second marriage 32 1974-2005 Occupation: 35
05-03-1978 Daughter born (1-#1): 39 06-11-1981 Son born (1-#2):
Is this because of the way the data was entered originally, perhaps, and
is there a way to correct this?
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