Did you stop changing your Legacy file at a certain date before you
upgraded to Legacy 6? If yes, then you can do a search for any
modified information after that date in a search. This may help you
find differences. I also use GenMatcher to check against Legacy and
gedcom files for differences
1. I have opened a new Legacy family file called CULLODEN one
name study .
2. I have imported a gedcom from BCEHP which contained all my
CULLODEN information collected from other people's gedcoms, my research
from overseas and in Australia and information given to me by others.
Some of
That is exactly what I use tagging for. Set one tag out of the 9 and
desinate just for needing more research or what ever you want.
-Tim
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Hi Jane,
In my case, I tend to look through my family by way of the Pedigree tab. I
tend to click from one person to another, and when I want to see individuals
information I click again to get the individual's screen. That particular
screen does not show the marriage info.
It is amazing (and so
Interesting. While I don't use the pedigree view (very few family members would
come up under that view), I just checked that view, and if you scroll your
mouse over an individual, the marriage date/place do show. You can do this
through the Options Customize General Pop Up Boxes.
Elizabeth
Thanks for the response Wendy. That is exactly what I want to do BUT it's
the family view window is not what I want to customize. I want to cutomize
the INDIVIDUAL window, which includes given and surnam, as well as other
relevant details, but it does NOT include marriage information. This is
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During the American Revolution, Frederick and Margaret Williams took seven
children to Canada. One was probably their own son (no problem), two were
Margaret's by her first marriage (also no problem), three were the children
of Margaret's sister (this is the problem!), and parents of the seventh
I appologise, I misread that. You had already found that option.
-Tim
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Mary,
That is an option in customise General on the right to use popups and
scroll.
-Tim
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I too, put in a request a while ago for the BDMs ages to be shown on the
Individual screen. I really like the way RootsMagic does it. Before folk start
telling me - I do know all the various places where the ages can be seen, so
kind folk, pse don't point them all out to me, they are still not
Is there a way in Legacy charting to include children of other marriages
but connected only to the biological parent, when the biological parent
is not in the direct line? I've tried changing the child status to
biological on one side and step on the other but it still shows as
connected to
Kirsten Bowman wrote:
Is there a way that I can include Margaret's nieces
and nephew in Frederick's Descendant Book Report as stepchildren of both
Frederick and Margaret? How?
Kirsten
They would not be step-children, they would be at most adopted. This can be indicated under
children's
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Dawn;
I believe you are misunderstanding what the Individual Window is meant to be
used for. It is exactly as stated, the information for an individual up until
he/she gets married, at which time they have a family window, as you are
calling it. The individual screen is for children and
Well, why I agree with you that marriage information probably doesn't belong on
the Individual Information window, it is quite a stretch to suggest the
Individual Information window is only for children and unmarried adults. Each
of us is an individual and, if we're married, is also half of the
I got the same msg also
Tim
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Don't worry, I got the same message, as did probably everyone on the list.
It is just one of those screw-ups in addressing that will not affect you at
all.
Gary Templeman
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I think marriage is a defining moment in a life and it makes sense that it
would be included in the individual screen. A workaround would be to add a
marriage event (in all your spare time). Events show in the individual
window. . . .
Personally, I prefer the Index View, where I organize columns
I just discovered the Source Citation Report under Reports -
Books/Other-Miscellaneous Reports. What a great tool! This shows me which
people have used each source, what I wrote for each of them, etc. It also is
another way to safeguard all my work. The sourcing takes so long, it would
be a real
I thought I read somewhere that the new Legacy 7 was/might contain a feature
to chart connected but non-related persons - for example connected by
marriage to distant aunts uncles. Is this true?
Furthermore, would you be able to say specify more than two people to be
shown on such a chart - for
Not sure if this would work or if it is what you want, but you could put the
marriage info in the events box. Sandy in Utah
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Thanks for the response Wendy. That is exactly what I want to do BUT it's
the family view
Gene:
You're correct about the term, of course. Stepchild was the word used in
the original documents but in today's terminology they would probably be
foster children. (I don't think there was any actual adoption.) Changing
the children's settings doesn't appear to have any effect on the
This is a feature I use all the time to note other relationships:
From the Family View screen, click on Edit, then Children's Settings.
Highlight the child's name at the top and look at the bottom of the
screen. Under Child Status you can use the standard terms or add
whatever term you wish for
There's genealogy which is what Legacy does, and then there's made up
families. I just finished a chart with Legacy charting that has
practically no relation to genealogy, just some-one's view of a
desirable family picture.
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
I found one about six months ago, but I can't remember its name. You could
mark relationships between people, and show whether they were friendly or
not. It looked really fun. Sorry I can't remember its name.
Dee
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It's www.genopro.com.
Dee
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I thought I read somewhere that
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