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
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
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JLB wrote
As much as one might imagine that a gravestone 16 or 100 feet high was
an Event, I don't use it that way.
I wouldn't regard it as an Event, no matter how tall, but the fact of
having a gravestone is just that, a Fact, and I see no reason not to
record it as one *if one wishes*.
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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I thought this group concentrated on genealogy issues rather than business
consulting. I think they are doing a wonderful job, keeping the price of their
software within reason and answering our questions. Remember, every new
staff member means added expense which will necessitate an
I just thought someone might know what the turn around time would be for
sales. I don't want them to send my upgrade to a dead address. It serves no
purpose to anyone if they waste time with a product that does not reach the
consumer. I did not intend to start another argument.
Having Trouble in
I am disappointed to see that Dick Eastman's genealogy blog this morning
wraps up his week at the NGS conference in Kansas City, but mentions only
the new version of Ancestral Quest genealogy software which was introduced
at the conference - no mention of Legacy. The blog can be seen at
Janis,
NGS was very successful for us. One of the most successful conferences ever.
In fact, it was so successful that every time we hoped to talk with Dick
Eastman about it, more attendees showed up for a demonstration. We really
didn't ever have a chance to leave the booth.
Thanks,
Geoff
Lovely! I'm so glad to hear it, Geoff. I just heard from someone off-list,
who said he had seen Dick Eastman carrying a copy, and believed that he
would probably blog on it in a few days.
Looking forward to seeing it, and am in high hopes that it will lure a few
dedicated TMG-ers over!
Janis
Kudos Millennia! I hope your new customer base increases ten fold
which means more profit which means your greater capability to give us
more bells and whistles to our excellent Legacy product.
Lincoln
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Roberta and John
I brought your posts to the attention of Sales - hopefully they can track
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And I would enter it as a source with a low surety level, especially for
birth date. My great-grandfather's tombstone has the wrong birth year on it
and my 2nd great grandmother's is crumbling - the age at death is not
readable and from what the transcriber entered, she would have been 62 when
Jenny M Benson wrote:
JLB wrote
As much as one might imagine that a gravestone 16 or 100 feet high was
an Event, I don't use it that way.
I wouldn't regard it as an Event, no matter how tall, but the fact of
having a gravestone is just that, a Fact, and I see no reason not to
record it as
As it was discussed recently, photos don't print in reports with the
vital events: birth, christening, death and burial. So if one wanted to
print a gravestone photo in a report a separate event would have to be
made of Burial. I don't see the point since Burial is already there. I
could
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I would think that the size of tombstones would be connected somewhere
with the deaths. I think the stone photos should be in the photos
within an event of burial
But maybe I'm missing some important things but I try to keep
things organized so that when
Hi
I wouldn't normally let all this bother me but I had add my two
pennorth, it is very easy to criticise but a lot harder to do any
better. Patience !
Bill
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I am having trouble with one individual. I cannot do print preview his
individual or family report. I get either error reading report or error 62
past end of file.
I have done file maintenance - check repair, it goes ok. Still cannot do
print preview.
Did check repair again, exited Legacy and
Ann,
This is a Visual Basic Error the description of the error 62 meaning exactly
what it says, ie. it is trying to read a file which past the end of file, or
one from which all data has been read. Just out of interest is it the last file
added or can you print the reports of a file which has
Ron,
Bless your heart!! I have not done any data entry on this person since 2005.
I haven't done any data entry since 23 March 2008. I can print reports for
this person (Byron Watson). I tried the problem person's (Charles
Huddleston) wife (Minnie Munson) individual report. No problem printing
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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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
I agree with you. I've been trying to organize Legacy so that it's of
interest to my children - not a genealogist. I'm sure that at some point
they might look at the sources, but they would be far more likely to read
the events of their ancestors' lives. Therefore, I include as events
everything I
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