As Dennis said, many possible formats, but keep in mind how where you put stuff affects searching and editing. If cemetery names were exclusively in burial notes, it wouldn't be in the location fields. Two synonymous cemeteries would be harder to detect. The worst downside is that stuff in note fields is harder to edit globally, tho you could still use Search>Search and Replace. However you format it, I think keeping places strictly in the master location list is the way to go. Jonathan P.S. perhaps a bit off topic but consider the very LONG list of fields you can search and replace in, but the relatively SHORT list of fields you can Search>Find>Detailled Search in. As the latter are the ones that support boolean logic, be careful not to stick stuff important for searching in fields that you can't Before/after, AND/OR, and TAG. Never understood why Legacy keeps the boolean search options so limited.
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