Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[Brian Kelly]

There are actually three variations in the response to the question 
about where a person was living on 1 Apr 1935:


Same Place meant the person was living in the same town in 1935. It 
meant they had moved within the town between 1935 and 1940.


The entry same house meant the person had not moved. Note that in urban 
areas there was a place to enter the address where the family was 
enumerated.


If they were not living in the same town then the place where they were 
living would be entered.


Brian Kelly

On 14-Jan.-20 6:01 p.m., Michele Lewis wrote:
That is the answer to the question, “Where were you living in 1935?“ 
  When it says same place that means that wherever they were living in 
1940 they were also living in that same place in 1935.


On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 17:56 Trevor Good > wrote:


Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to
solve for me.
When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often
come across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935.
I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.

Regards to all
Trevor

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Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[mvmcgrs--- via LegacyUserGroup]

The answers received are what the person answering the Question "In what place 
did the person live on April 1, 1935" told the census taker. The suggestion to 
check the age of the person that the "Same Place" refers to is a good one. 
Census enumerators did take short cuts and filled in answers before hand.

Check the hand writing to be sure that each persons "same place" is not a 
mirror image of the ones before and after the family of interest.
Marie

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competency evaluation, and the board name is registered in the US Patent & 
Trademark Office.In a message dated 1/14/2020 5:56:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
trevorgoo...@gmail.com writes:

Hi to my American Legacy GenealogistsDown here in little New Zealand, I have a 
puzzle you might be able to solve for me.When comparing some of my relations 
with Family Search, I quite often come across a Residential address "Same 
Place" This is always for 1935. I would like someone to please explain why this 
occurs.
Regards to allTrevor
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Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[Helen Gillespie]

The 1940 census asked where the person was living in 1935 and frequently they 
had not moved - therefore the „same place“. Occasionally they may have moved 
Which would be given. Possibly because this was deep into the Depression- or it 
was turning around a bit by then and whether their circumstances had changed 
radically from 1930. 

My best guess 

Helen 

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> On Jan 14, 2020, at 5:56 PM, Trevor Good  wrote:
> 
> Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
> Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to solve 
> for me.
> When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often come 
> across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935. I would 
> like someone to please explain why this occurs.
> 
> Regards to all
> Trevor
> 
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Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[Roger Nordyke via LegacyUserGroup]

One other to look out for on that 1935 - Same Place entry. Double check the 
date of birth of the individual, some census forms will indicate "Same Place" 
when that person wasn't even born then.  They might have been born in 1935, but 
after 1 Apr. I have come across that several times.
Roger Nordyke/Haley the family historian
Genealogy research
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On Tuesday, January 14, 2020, 02:56:27 PM PST, Trevor Good 
 wrote:  
 
 Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to 
solve for me.
When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often 
come across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935. 
I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.

Regards to all
Trevor

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Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[Roger Nordyke via LegacyUserGroup]

Hi Trevor,The other responses you have received about 1935 are correct. What I 
do, is in the Event/Fact: I make it "Residence", Date: 1 Apr 1935 (that being 
the date they are asking about, and the official date of the 1940 census), 
Place: I enter the same location that is shown on the 1940 census. (City. 
County, State or Country)
I hope this helps a bit.
Roger Nordyke/Haley the family historian
Genealogy research
Model railroading
Stamp collecting 

On Tuesday, January 14, 2020, 02:56:27 PM PST, Trevor Good 
 wrote:  
 
 Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to 
solve for me.
When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often 
come across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935. 
I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.

Regards to all
Trevor

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Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[Bobby Johnson]

You are looking at a 1940 census record.  One of the questions is asks for
the 1935 residence.  If they lived in the same place as they did in 1940,
the reply is "Same Place".
bgj

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Subject: [LegacyUG] 1935

Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to solve
for me.
When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often come
across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935. 
I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.

Regards to all
Trevor

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Re: [LegacyUG] 1935

[Michele Lewis]

That is the answer to the question, “Where were you living in 1935?“  When
it says same place that means that wherever they were living in 1940 they
were also living in that same place in 1935.

On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 17:56 Trevor Good  wrote:

> Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
> Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to
> solve for me.
> When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often
> come across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935.
> I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.
>
> Regards to all
> Trevor
>
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[LegacyUG] 1935

[Trevor Good]

Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to 
solve for me.
When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often 
come across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935. 
I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.


Regards to all
Trevor

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Re: [LegacyUG] syncing my Legacy tree in 2 different laptops

[sarah hughes]

Thank you Brian

Funnily enough, after I had sent that email I remembered the cloud back-up
feature and solved the problem.

On Tue, 14 Jan 2020 at 17:35, Brian Kelly  wrote:

> To update your Legacy file on the 1st laptop you will need to do
> File > Restore from local file using the backup file you made when
> exiting Legacy on the 2nd laptop.
>
> If you made a backup to the Legacy Cloud on the second laptop you can
> use File > Restore from Legacy Cloud to restore the Legacy file.
>
> Brian Kelly
>
> P.S. You can have the Deluxe features on both your laptops. Simply note
> your customer number in File > File Properties on the laptop with Deluxe
> Legacy. Use that customer number to transform your Free version to the
> Deluxe. The Legacy terms of use allow you to install the Deluxe version
> on multiple computers so long as no more than one copy will be used at a
> time.
>
> On 14-Jan.-20 10:04 a.m., sarah hughes wrote:
> > I have just bought a new 2nd laptop and installed Legacy (free version)
> > and did some updating to my Legacy tree. I backed it up and exited it,
> > but when I came to put my Legacy on with 1st laptop it was not updated.
> > I used to be able to do this with a 2nd laptop, but can't remember how.
> > Any ideas please?
> >
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Re: [LegacyUG] syncing my Legacy tree in 2 different laptops

[Brian Kelly]

To update your Legacy file on the 1st laptop you will need to do
File > Restore from local file using the backup file you made when 
exiting Legacy on the 2nd laptop.


If you made a backup to the Legacy Cloud on the second laptop you can 
use File > Restore from Legacy Cloud to restore the Legacy file.


Brian Kelly

P.S. You can have the Deluxe features on both your laptops. Simply note 
your customer number in File > File Properties on the laptop with Deluxe 
Legacy. Use that customer number to transform your Free version to the 
Deluxe. The Legacy terms of use allow you to install the Deluxe version 
on multiple computers so long as no more than one copy will be used at a 
time.


On 14-Jan.-20 10:04 a.m., sarah hughes wrote:
I have just bought a new 2nd laptop and installed Legacy (free version) 
and did some updating to my Legacy tree. I backed it up and exited it, 
but when I came to put my Legacy on with 1st laptop it was not updated. 
I used to be able to do this with a 2nd laptop, but can't remember how.

Any ideas please?



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[LegacyUG] syncing my Legacy tree in 2 different laptops

[sarah hughes]

I have just bought a new 2nd laptop and installed Legacy (free version) and
did some updating to my Legacy tree. I backed it up and exited it, but when
I came to put my Legacy on with 1st laptop it was not updated. I used to be
able to do this with a 2nd laptop, but can't remember how.
Any ideas please?
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