Hi Barry,
Re census over two pages - convention some places seems to be to only
use the reference for the head of household, but like Paula I add both.
Re the Source Detail order for the English censuses. In her examples
Elizabeth Shown Mills doesn't follow her principles to keep reference
togeth
I just recently upgraded to Legacy 8 and I use the Basic System for sources.
I have a 2 part issue: firstly, does ibid not work? Under Customize
Legacy - Sources, Section 7.8 it says "Use ibid for repeating Master Sources
(this only applies to Basic-Style sources). I have this ticked, but so fa
We have two problem reports entered for shared events. As you have
found, people using a location for shared events are not shown in the
list of people in the Master Location list. The second problem is that
"show list" from a Master source will not include those who have that
source assigned to a
I usually have the collection as the source and then use the internet source
template (I think) to show the website, but I never use a link to the page or
image (even when familysearch or ancestry includes it in their suggested
citation). The only exception I have right now is Find-A-Grave - th
yes the beauty of the chronology is that everything is in date order
and you (or anyone else) can easily see the changes - whether that is
children, occupation, residence, etc. Whether you review your report
in list or report view, it is very helpful. Give it a go with a few
entries and see which y
On 18 Sep 2014 11:14, Jenny M Benson wrote:
> On 18/09/2014 02:26, William Hoff wrote:
>>> How does one identify the file name when looking at an individual's event
>>> media? Personally I'm from the school that the fewer folders there are
>>> the easier it is to locate a file.
> You can look fo
On 18/09/2014 09:37, Susan Anderson wrote:
> My father moved, with us his family, almost yearly from farm to farm
> working as a labourer. I don't want to make too long a list under facts.
> So do I add a residence or occupation event or maybe make a combined
> event which would make rather a long
On 18/09/2014 03:11, Barry Godbeer wrote:
> Version 8.0.0.439 Deluxe Edition OS Vista Home Edition
> I have been creating Events using Source Writer based on England and
> Wales Census records from 1841 to 1911 and have the following issues
> with the sharing of Sources.
> Many families are spread
On 18/09/2014 02:26, William Hoff wrote:
> How does one identify the file name when looking at an individual's
> event media? Personally I'm from the school that the fewer folders
> there are the easier it is to locate a file.
You can look for Joe Blogg's Birth Certificate in a folder containing
My father moved, with us his family, almost yearly from farm to farm working as
a labourer. I don't want to make too long a list under facts. So do I add a
residence or occupation event or maybe make a combined event which would make
rather a long title. I am thinking about the chronology list w
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