Re: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

2008-05-20 Thread Pauline B. Cramer

Georgia,

I have used the Place event in this situation:
Event: Place:
Description: Moved from Mississippi to Texas
Date: by 12 Sep 1918
Notes: Evidence for this is the Draft Registration Card filled out by 
Clarence C Bond on 12 Sep 1918.  He  listed his occupation as farmer and 
his employer and nearest relative as J. D. Bond (his father); location 
Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Texas.


Georgia wrote:
I have a letter from my mother to her new father-in-law which gives me 
the only evidence I have of when she moved from Mississippi to 
California.  How would you enter this event?  I see that one option 
offered is Emigration.  Would you use this or add an event called 
Move?  I don't have much detail.  I am imagining that I would override 
the sentence and create one that says Rubye moved from Mississippi to 
California in about 1939.  Can someone think of a better way?


Many thanks,

Georgia Hall Chun

G E O R G I A  H A L L  C H U N
Researching Hall, Thomas, Attaway, Brewer
Ohio and Mississippi




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RE: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

2008-05-20 Thread Steve Ayres

Pauline,
 
Do you use the General Notes area to repeat any of this information or to 
expand on detail or do you just enter it all in the Event
 
Regards
 
Steve Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 22:19:49 -0700 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 
LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move 
 Georgia,  I have used the Place event in this situation: Event: Place: 
Description: Moved from Mississippi to Texas Date: by 12 Sep 1918 Notes: 
Evidence for this is the Draft Registration Card filled out by  Clarence C 
Bond on 12 Sep 1918. He listed his occupation as farmer and  his employer and 
nearest relative as J. D. Bond (his father); location  Montgomery, Montgomery 
Co, Texas.  Georgia wrote:  I have a letter from my mother to her new 
father-in-law which gives me   the only evidence I have of when she moved 
from Mississippi to   California. How would you enter this event? I see that 
one option   offered is Emigration. Would you use this or add an event called 
  Move? I don't have much detail. I am imagining that I would override   
the sentence and create one that says Rubye moved from Mississippi to   
California in about 1939. Can someone think of a better way?   Many 
thanks,   Georgia Hall Chun   G E O R G I A H A L L C H U N  
Researching Hall, Thomas, Attaway, Brewer  Ohio and Mississippi 
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RE: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

2008-05-20 Thread Janis Gilmore
If using a letter, I will often pull a quote or paragraph to enter in the
notes section. It gives a human face to the move, and reads nicely in
reports.

 

Janis

 

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Pauline,
 
Do you use the General Notes area to repeat any of this information or to
expand on detail or do you just enter it all in the Event
 
Regards
 
Steve

 Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 22:19:49 -0700
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
 Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move
 
 Georgia,
 
 I have used the Place event in this situation:
 Event: Place:
 Description: Moved from Mississippi to Texas
 Date: by 12 Sep 1918
 Notes: Evidence for this is the Draft Registration Card filled out by 
 Clarence C Bond on 12 Sep 1918. He listed his occupation as farmer and 
 his employer and nearest relative as J. D. Bond (his father); location 
 Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Texas.
 
 Georgia wrote:
  I have a letter from my mother to her new father-in-law which gives me 
  the only evidence I have of when she moved from Mississippi to 
  California. How would you enter this event? I see that one option 
  offered is Emigration. Would you use this or add an event called 
  Move? I don't have much detail. I am imagining that I would override 
  the sentence and create one that says Rubye moved from Mississippi to 
  California in about 1939. Can someone think of a better way?
 
  Many thanks,
 
  Georgia Hall Chun
 
  G E O R G I A H A L L C H U N
  Researching Hall, Thomas, Attaway, Brewer
  Ohio and Mississippi
 
 
 
 
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RE: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

2008-05-20 Thread M. Brenzel
I have created an Event/Fact called Residential Move where I note a move,
whether from one address to another in the same city or to another state.

Mary

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Subject: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

I have a letter from my mother to her new father-in-law which gives 
me the only evidence I have of when she moved from Mississippi to 
California.  How would you enter this event?  I see that one option 
offered is Emigration.  Would you use this or add an event called 
Move?  I don't have much detail.  I am imagining that I would 
override the sentence and create one that says Rubye moved from 
Mississippi to California in about 1939.  Can someone think of a better
way?

Many thanks,

Georgia Hall Chun

G E O R G I A  H A L L  C H U N
Researching Hall, Thomas, Attaway, Brewer
Ohio and Mississippi




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Re: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

2008-05-20 Thread Hugh Busey
Georgia,

I have settled on using the Address event and make a note from where - to
where, with as close a date as I can get.  That way it shows up in the
Chronology Report which is an important tool for putting together a family
or personal history.

  Hugh Busey


On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 12:23 AM, Georgia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have a letter from my mother to her new father-in-law which gives me the
 only evidence I have of when she moved from Mississippi to California.  How
 would you enter this event?  I see that one option offered is Emigration.
  Would you use this or add an event called Move?  I don't have much detail.
  I am imagining that I would override the sentence and create one that says
 Rubye moved from Mississippi to California in about 1939.  Can someone
 think of a better way?

 Many thanks,

 Georgia Hall Chun

 G E O R G I A  H A L L  C H U N
 Researching Hall, Thomas, Attaway, Brewer
 Ohio and Mississippi




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Re: [LegacyUG] Entering a Move

2008-05-19 Thread Kathy Shiell-Stokes

Georgia:
If the move was within the same country, I would likely make a 
Migration event and then use the letter as a source. If the move 
was INTERnational then I would use an Emigration(or Immigration 
depending on the side of the fence I was sitting on).I would still 
use the letter as a source. An argument over whether to use 
Emigration or Immigration could be interesting. Thought anyone?

Kathy
At 12:23 AM 5/20/2008, you wrote:
I have a letter from my mother to her new father-in-law which gives 
me the only evidence I have of when she moved from Mississippi to 
California.  How would you enter this event?  I see that one option 
offered is Emigration.  Would you use this or add an event called 
Move?  I don't have much detail.  I am imagining that I would 
override the sentence and create one that says Rubye moved from 
Mississippi to California in about 1939.  Can someone think of a better way?


Many thanks,

Georgia Hall Chun

G E O R G I A  H A L L  C H U N
Researching Hall, Thomas, Attaway, Brewer
Ohio and Mississippi




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