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The Url should have read: www.clockwk.com But I just went on and see that the
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I'd like to know as well.
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Marion Rainey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am recording sources for LDS events such as blessings and priesthood
advancements and am totally clueless which information goes where. For
example, do I tag it as a church record, or as
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For me, they would be _events_ in that persons life. Add event, fill in the
details, then sourcewriter for the sources of those certificates, you would
use church records. It brings up the details for certificates and so on.
You may get many different examples
MY EXAMPLE
Add Event
Box Dialog
Using Legacy 7.0.0.55, I want to print the addresses of all the
descendants of a specific individual.
The addresses have been input to Legacy.
There are two ways to print addresses under Reports Books / Other:
1. Address Labels
2. Name Tags
Address Labels has a Sort Order option where you can
We're really sorry for all these List Posting Error Notification messages
coming through. I just spent some time on the phone with Ken and he's quite
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acted before this because he hasn't seen them!
Please be patient as we
I add the person performing the ordination in the Description; for example,
by Paul W. Jones, his father
The first time you do this, that is, type Deacon, you will be creating a new
event, so you may want to check the sentence for that new event to make sure
it appears as you want it to.
On Mon,
I've been using Legacy for many years, but recently decided it was time to
go back and rethink sourcing. I had been following a method that had
developed ad hoc, but now I want to get serious about it. I've read some of
the threads on lumping/splitting, and it's led to a couple questions I'm
sure
Hello,
I am helping out a friend merge her many ancestry.com family trees into one
file.
Oh thank you Legacy as I could not even attempt this without such great
software.
There are so many duplicates, I found it easier in the merge process to copy
all the events from one person to another.
Do
Jean,
I am a confirmed lumper but if therere are no common fields then there doesn't
seem to be much point in lumping.
I have no doubt there are times when splitting would not make sense either.
Ron Ferguson
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I like the source template capability in Legacy 7. Is it extensible? That
is, can I create my own templates to add to the out-of-the-box ones? If not,
what's the best way to log an enhancement request?
Thanks,
Jean Suplick
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For memorial cards, wedding invitations, birth announcements, I lump them into
categories for the type of document. Since there is one major person or couple
of interest, there is usually nothing to be gained by having a source that is
used more than once. If there is some key item for
I am extracting information from the 1909 issue of The New England
Historical and Genealogical Register. The title of the article is
The Floyd Family of Rumney Marsh*. Part of the asterisk is below:
Rumney Marsh, which was then the northernmost district of Boston,
became a part of Chelsea in
Jean:
I live in a small rural area where , in many case the same funeral
home issues memorial cards for many different people.
I guess you could call me anintermediate lumper since I tend to
have a master source for each funeral home. Each person is listed
under the funeral home that
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I add the person performing the ordination in the Description; for example,
by Paul W. Jones, his father
Now that I look back at my post, I just forgot to mention that. Thanks
The first time you do this, that is,
Your choice. And don't worry about the Geo Location Database.
Traditional genealogy would have you show the original location, Rumney Marsh,
then explain in notes how it evolved to Revere, Mass.
Others find it much easier to use the present-day name and then explain the
history.
This isn't
This is entirely up to you. I preach to that if you enter original
names, then you should continue to do so for consistency's sake. I
*try* to enter both, the original name and the name by which it is
known today. I don't want a reader of one of my books to spend hours
(or days) looking for a
Hi Jean,
Sadly this is not the answer you want. As far as I am aware it is not
possible to create personalized templates. This is something I would love
to be able to do, but I can imagine it would cause all sorts of problems
with regard to generating reports and citing sources. One could log
Hi Jean,
Legacy have worked so hard to produce the new sourcewriter in V.7 but it
does seem that everyone has a slightly different conception of how to record
sources. Whichever system you use there are pros and cons. It is a
compromise.
I tend to like splitting, for a number of reasons. The
Jean:
Although you can't exactly create a template, you can get almost the same
end result. You can pick a template that's similar to what you want and
then just fill in the fields with whatever data you want and whatever
sequence. It takes some experimenting, but the Output Preview on the
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