Jenny,
I have not found a really satisfactory way of including Civil Parishes in the
address until the 1901 census. They only became properly established in 1894
when they became something similar to the places which we recognise today.
>From the mid 1850's geographical areas which had previou
ronald ferguson wrote:
Jenny,
I have not found a really satisfactory way of including
Civil Parishes in the address until the 1901 census. They
only became properly established in 1894 when they became
something similar to the places which we recognise today.
From the mid 1850's geographical
Mike,
You are correct in thinking that I hardly ever use the Geo Location Database
mainly because having travelled extensively in the Britsih Isles I am familiar
with most of it. When I do use it, it is mainly for other countries. It is also
correct to say that I completely ignore the 4 field
Mike Fry wrote
I think you might need separate versions of the long locations for the
same physical place being used in different contexts. For example, the
registration district for certificate references, the ecclesiastical
parish for baptism details, the civil or parliamentary district for
Toni Sano wrote
I have created separate legacy data bases for each of my
grand-parents. Is there a way for me to use the same master location
list for each data base?
Another LUGger has told you how to do this, but I would just say that I
think most of us would agree that it is not good pract
Hi Darlene,
The Family View will display the first Occupation event in the Event list.
If you want it to record someone as a Managing Director rather than
as Paper boy/girl then you need to move that event out of chronological order.
Cathy
At 06:53 AM 25/11/2007, you wrote:
Hello
I have c
I have a relative whom I'm told drowned in the Sea of Japan. He was a
member of the 188 Parachute Infantry WWII. Would it be correct to just put
Sea of Japan in the "died in" field?
Thank you
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> Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2007 10:50:51 +
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> Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] English Civil Parishes [was Burial Location Entry]
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> Mike Fry wrote
>>I think you might need separate versions of the long locations for the
>>same physical p
ronald ferguson wrote
There is a potential problem which you may hit when the 1911 English
census is published in that the use of for Registration District could
be confused with Rural District eg. Charlesworth, Chapel-en-le-Frith
Rural District, Derbyshire.
All the more reason why I should
Hi Lisa
I always end the location of people who drowned with "At Sea" so that I can
find them all more easily from the master location list.
One example is my father's brother and I used the location
Hofuku Maru, Subic Bay, Philippines, At Sea
(Hofuku Maru was the ship on which he was being transpo
Hi Jack,
I like your "At Sea" example.
I have someone in my database who died at the very end of a
cruise in New York City harbor. (She did not drown.) I'm having
difficulty with place, so would "At Sea" work here?
Thanks.
Arnold
At 06:43 AM 11/25/2007, you wro
Thanks for the information.
Umberto
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> I would create CensusFrench or CensusDanish, or use
> th
Arnold,
In this case I would not have thought so, since the ship was in port (even if
not docked). I would presume that the Death Certificate would not have given
"At Sea" as the place?
At the time Manchester (England) was a thriving inland port my grandfather
drowned there whilst working on
Are there plans to expand the Geo Location to include other countries? I
could really use it for Germany :)
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Michelle,
There has been no effort at all to correct or update the information in
the Geo Database since it was released two yeras ago. I would not put
too much hope in the Geo Database being expanded to include other
countries. Legacy likes to add glitzy bells and windows, but they do
not bothe
Jenny said that she didn't think it was a good idea to have more than one file.
I have my family in one file and I have my husband's in another. It makes
things more manageable. So far we aren't connected in any way. I supposed
that if I ever find that connection I will merge the two files :)
Last I heard TMG had the following place fields:
Detail:( can be split into 9 subfields(called memos)
Long/Lat
City
County
State
Country
That should be able to handle just about anything. Hope Legacy 7 has something
similar!
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Michele,
It is there, I am not sure if you have to download the European database
separately (cannot remember). Check if it's there under options. Though do bear
in mind though that European locations do not fit properly.
Ron Ferguson
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If you think Legacy is so full of glitzy bells and whistles and very little
substance, why do you use it? People who do nothing but complain about what
isn't, should be grateful for what is
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It already does include Germany. Just checked mine and it lists cities
in Germany staring with "Aabauershaft" and ending with the city "Zyfflich".
Bob
Michele Lewis wrote:
Are there plans to expand the Geo Location to include other
countries? I could really use it for Germany :)
michele
It seems to me there were several Geo Location databases. I honestly don't
know where these people are coming from that think the only database is for
the USA. I don't know how they got Legacy on their computer without noticing
the options for the Geo Location databases.
Tom
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Well said Ruth . . . .
Bob
Ruth Nerud wrote:
If you think Legacy is so full of glitzy bells and whistles and very
little substance, why do you use it? People who do nothing but
complain about what isn't, should be grateful for what is
Ruth A. (Sconza Testa) Nerud
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MIchele,
If you go to this site:
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/GeoDownload.asp
and then page down it will show you this "Geo Database Region
Files".
1.. AF - Africa Region (5.5 MB)
2.. AM - Americas, excluding USA (4.7 MB)
3.. AS - Asia Region (14 MB)
4.. EU - Europe Region (9.5
Thomas Herson wrote:
It seems to me there were several Geo Location databases. I honestly
don't know where these people are coming from that think the only
database is for the USA. I don't know how they got Legacy on their
computer without noticing the options for the Geo Location databases.
Hello Mike,
Here is my uneducated opinion.
They had to start somewhere and they know the US better than
other countries. You can change the way you use it in other
countries. There is no reason to have only FOUR sections on the
location and you can put in whatever you want. That is why Legacy
Maybe I have an older version or something. Germany is not listed in my
database.
michele
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Geo Location Question
It already does include Germany. Just c
Thanks so muche, Myrna!
michele
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MIchele,
If you go to this site:
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/GeoDownload.asp
and then page down it will sh
Michele,
To my knowledge, there has only been one version of the Geo Location
Database. Go to Options/Customize/Other and click on "Database
Maintenance...". If the download option is available (not grayed out),
click on it and select Europe. Next, import it into your database. Next,
compress
Hi Arnold,
I kind of agree with Ron's response, that if the ship was in Port, the
location would probably be the port. (Almost as if she were in a
building on the shore.)
But if the ship were at sea, then yes, I would put "At Sea". This
follows the example of children who were allegedly born on sh
Ok, I must have downloaded the US locations sometime in the past because I
had those. I just downloaded the European ones and so far so good. The
only "problem" is that it is only giving me the city, state and country (for
Germany) and not the local district. Many of them I know but some I do
I followed some steps to make the individual information screen say "bapt"
rather than confirmation, but what I'd really like to do is delete that from
the main screen; I put baptism dates in the event list under "Baptism" and
don't like having to tab through that Bapt field when inputting individu
Will the new version of Legacy incorporate some of the add-on programs that are
currently available as seperate programs?
michele
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But if the ship were at sea, then yes, I would put "At Sea". This
follows the example of children who were allegedly born on ships
immigrating to new countries.
My sister is researching her husband's family and found two brothers
whose middle names are Seaborn and Ocean. It
Is there some way to make plain text the default? I keep forgetting to
change the email to plain text. Every time I send an email it reverts back
to rich and then everyone gets upset with me :)
michele
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What email program are you using?
Pat
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 4:02 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Plain Text vs. Rich Text
Is there some way to make plain text the default? I keep forgetting to
change the
Arnold Sprague wrote:
Hi Jack,
I like your "At Sea" example.
I have someone in my database who died at the very end of a
cruise in New York City harbor. (She did not drown.) I'm having
difficulty with place, so would "At Sea" work here?
Thanks.
Arnold
If the shi
Outlook Express
michele
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From: Pat Jones
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Plain Text vs. Rich Text
What email program are you using?
Pat
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I will answer interspersed with your questions. My reply in red to simplify.
Please excuse my use of RTF for color.
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Sent: Friday, November 23, 2007 8:11 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] IntelliShare
Is anyone familiar with the ins-and-outs
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Sent: 25 November 2007 22:33
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>Outlook Express
Select Tools>Options>Send and click on Mail Sending Forma
There are six files, if I recall. North America,
Europe, South America, Africa, Asia and Australia/
Pacific Islands. Hawaii is in the North America and
the Azores in Europe; so it is more as where its owner
is. This was done so people who will never use some of
these does not need to fill Drive spa
I hope not. I didn't buy them on purpose. They will
probably remain as add ons again. That is how I
remember from L3 and L4. (Or maybe my mind is playing
tricks on me.)
Rich in LA CA
--- Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Will the new version of Legacy incorporate some of
> the add-on prog
1. In you address book Go to Legacy user group. Under Name at bottom tic
Send E-Mail using plain text only.
2. Under Sending: Untic "Reply to Messages using the format in which they
were sent"
3. Under Mail Sending format tic "Plain Text"
Step 1 will generate a new message to Legacy in Plain t
Hi,
Sorry but not aware where to ask this question, apologize if this is the
wrong place, but you all seem to be the final word on Genealogy.
My subscription to Ancestry.com runs out next month and I got this great
offer? on World Vital Records. Can anyone direct me to the place where I
might
It depends on how bellsouth handles it. they should be
able to help you.
Rich in LA CA
--- Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there some way to make plain text the default? I
> keep forgetting to
> change the email to plain text. Every time I send
> an email it reverts back
> to ric
Hi Pat,
What are you settings?
Richard
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From: Pat Jones
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Plain Text vs. Rich Text
What email program are you using?
Pat
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I subscribe to both - but if I had to choose one, it would be Ancestry.
Janis
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 6:24 PM
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Go into the Outlook Express address book, highlight an address, click on it,
click on the "Name" tab for that address and there is an option in the lower
left-hand corner to sent mail to that specific address in plain text.
Tom
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Michele,
I certainly hope not. I like to have an element of choice as to what I put on
my PC. I certainly do not wish to have facilities which I am never likely to
use. And think of those who live in countries without ready access to broadband
(and yes they do exist), the program is already ge
If the download option is greyed out, does that mean that I already have all
six of the available locations databases?
Thanks,
Carol
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That is very helpful! That way I can just plain text to the mailing lists.
michele
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 6:42 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Plain Text vs. Rich Text
Go into the Outlook Express address book, h
You can also go to "Address Book", locate the "Legacy User's Group" address,
click "Properties", Click the "Name" tab, and in the lowere left corner the
is a check box for "Send E:Mail using Plain Text Only". Put a check mark in
that box.
That way you can use HTML or RTF for other mail.
Art Se
Jim,
I believe it is this number: 1-800-262-3787
You can set up your subscription to auto pay by month and have it billed to
a card or account. Then you just call to change your coverage or cancel.
I'm not sure if it is cheaper to pay by the year or not.
My original connection to ancestry.com
If it makes you feel any better, Ron. I live in rural Georgia (USA) and DSL
is not available here. I am on dial-up :( I download big files overnight.
michele
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 7:04 PM
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Hi Barbara,
You can't remove it from the Individual Information screen but you
can replace it on the Family View screen.
However, since in earlier generations we generally only have access
to baptism information rather than birth and Legacy has the ability
to use the baptism date from this m
I too took up one of their special offers, not knowing what WVR was.
I hate it, I really can't make head not tail of it and as all my folk
are/were in England I find it just abt useless. Ancestry for me.
They are totally different. So far all I have found is that it just takes me
to a lot of
Hi Michele,
No
But Legacy 7 will have some new features including new charting so
before buying a charting add on you may want to wait to see what this is like.
Cathy
At 06:51 AM 26/11/2007, you wrote:
Will the new version of Legacy incorporate some of the add-on
programs that are currently
June,
Don't judge WVR too quickly. I was disappointed too when I subscribed but
give it a chance. There is lots of information at their site, and more
being added weekly. For the money, I don't think you could beat it. I also
subscribe to Ancestry. The two are very different and I would hate
What does the column labeled BEPSC in the IGI search window mean? I never
show anything checked off in there and I checked the help file and can't
find it.
michele
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Thanks all, that was very painless. I guess will just do both sources for
my information.
Jim
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World Vital Records has alot of good things to offer. These days you
can get a one-month trial at very low cost (3.33 right now, I believe)
and see for yourself. Or any new databases are automatically free for
the first 7 days they're online. You can search their databases for
free so you ha
Jenny,
I would put the name of the ship in the notes. So my automatically
generated report sentences would read something like: "Michael died at
sea southeast of Newfoundland, Canada. He had been a passenger aboard
R. M. S. Titanic when it sank."
But in my book, I rewrote it completely, of course,
Yes, they are going to have a form of a charting program as part of
the main program. I don't know if they will be separate downloads are
not, but that was the plan as revealed this past summer.
Susan
On 11/25/07, Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Will the new version of Legacy incorpo
Thanks for the explanation. That gives me a good reason to not be bothered
by the Bapt line in the Individual view. In my particular case, when I am
entering a baptism date in the Event list, it is NOT infant baptism.
Thanks,
Barbara
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It might. I don't remember. It has been a Long Long Long time since I
added items to the database.
Glen Ballard
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BEPSC are abbreviations for the LDS temple ordinances. When any have
been done, the appropriate letter will be there.
heather
On Nov 25, 2007 7:58 PM, Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What does the column labeled BEPSC in the IGI search window mean? I never
> show anything checked off
Thank you :)
michele
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 10:02 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] BEPSC?
BEPSC are abbreviations for the LDS temple ordinances. When any have
been done, the appropriate letter will be there.
Welcome to the neighborhood. I do Ancestry on a
monthly basis and intersperse with the Genline
(Swedish) so I have only one pay to play at a time. It
takes me a month or two to finalize my sources after
download, so I spread out the money farther (?). I
intend to add World Vital Records to my cycle
IMHO, yes. but a quick check, try a national capital
in each of the six places, they should all be found.
Rich in LA CA
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> If the download option is greyed out, does that mean
> that I already have all
> six of the available locations databases?
>
> Thank
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