Jean, You will find these in the LUG archives. See address below, and search
for footnote, endnotes etc,The main point I was getting at was that, if I
read your post correctly, Legacy can do as you wish although there are a few
problems at present. Ron Ferguson
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Claire,
To answer the last question first, if you mean do I work for Legacy, then the
answer is is No, I am a user the same as most of the others who try to help.
If it hadn't been typed, then perhaps the problem was arising during a merger -
a totally different ball game as I'm sure you
Claire,
Try using intellimerge. If the duplicate person has the same UID (unique ID)
that will tell you if they are exact clones.
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On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 2:44 PM, Claire Fuqua [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ron,
Occasionally, when only
I searched the archives for ***presentation problems*** and there were NONE discussed
except the posts made by me! OBTW, many many thanks to the helpful folks on this list for
the concise, intelligent, step by step instructions they have given me regarding my
questions; in particular, Sherry,
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Ron,
I know that anything that happens occasionally is a problem. I have
stopped making any entries with more than one database open. Hopefully,
that will take care of the problem. Also, I am keeping close count of
the number of additions/subtractions I make in any database. I believe
that I
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Hi
Can any one help me please, I am trying to print a book on my Ancestors, in
my first proof there was a lot of conflicting information, such as births
etc. I went to each person and changed the information so that looked like
it was fixed, yet, when I went and viewed the book that I wanted to
On 26 Nov 2008 Claire Fuqua wrote:
I am very concerned about this problem as I am consistently working
with three databases, that, collectively, have almost 50,000 entries.
I have been working on this family surname since 1990 and would be
devastated if I were to lose the information.
One
Source? I mean, how did you learn of his registering for the draft?
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
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Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 12:35 PM
Subject:
hmaybe I worded it wrong. I'm trying to put it into an Event. I
don't have a copy of his draft card. I got the information from a family
website.
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 2:43 PM, Elizabeth Richardson
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Source? I mean, how did you learn of his registering for
Ancestry has a search for WWI and WWII draft registrations. If you find the
person you are looking for it shows the actual image of the registration.
Marie
--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Bernard Doddema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Bernard Doddema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] how to
OK. I think Legacy has a default event called military service, which I
use when the person actually served. I have a great number of WWI draft
registrations and for those I created an event called (ta-da!) World War I
Draft. You could create an event called Military Draft Registration, or you
Ask us to look it up VBG and then the event is - to me - draft card
or WW II Draft Card
Eliz
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Bernard Doddema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmaybe I worded it wrong. I'm trying to put it into an Event. I
don't have a copy of his draft card. I got the
I've been unable to locate a template for, say, a book with editor known
(original edition) and digitized online at Google Books. The only online
for this scenario is for online publication only (no hard copies printed).
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Kay Fordham
Why would it not be the format for any other book and the repository be
Google?
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
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Eliz - You have a source for 1919 Michigan draft cards?
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
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Elizabeth wrote:
Why would it not be the format for any other book and the repository be
Google?
Kay's response:
Because the website where I viewed the book needs to be identified in the
citation. This tells others where they may easily find the book as well.
This is the way it should look
I ran into this same problem, and decided the best choice was to
consider such books as Book Editor known Basic Format and
provide Google Books as the repository (if you don't use the
repository feature, then mention in the Text/Comments where you found
it.) The rationale being that you're
Ancestry have them, I think all of them, but let us have the name and
I will have at it.
Eliz
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 6:40 PM, Elizabeth Richardson
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Eliz - You have a source for 1919 Michigan draft cards?
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah
I ran into this same problem, and decided the best choice was to
consider such books as Book Editor known Basic Format and
provide Google Books as the repository (if you don't use the
repository feature, then mention in the Text/Comments where you found
it.) The rationale being that you're
Eliz - 1919 is not included in the World War I draft cards because that war
ended in 1918. In 1919 they called WWI the war to end all wars. I'm sure
no one was thinking about a World War II, let alone draft registrations, so
a 1919 draft card would not be included in a World War II collection.
Steve,
I have been using the Book Editor known Basic Format convention you
mention below for lack of anything better. Since the repository won't print
in the citation (as least I don't believe it will) I like your idea of the
mention in the Comments (ticked to print in the citation).
Good point but if there is a draft card, it would be 1917-18 so maybe
just a mistake?
ELiz
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 7:42 PM, Elizabeth Richardson
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Eliz - 1919 is not included in the World War I draft cards because that war
ended in 1918. In 1919 they called WWI the war
Kay and Elizabeth:
This is really a semantics thing. The philosophy is that (1) Things on the
Internet are considered published and (2) *Repositories* are not properly
cited for published materials because they are usually widely available.
That's why Legacy doesn't print a repository if you
Kay,
Repositories do print in Sources, at least in the Ancestor Report footnotes.
They need to be set in OptionsCustomiseSources.
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The original poster said he did not know if there was or was not a draft
card, simply that his person of interest registered for the draft. I think
it has been only recently that we, in the US, had an all volunteer military.
There was continuous draft registration for quite some time. Males of
Kay,
You can just use the basic format template and override the citation that
Legacy spits out in the source detail section. I find that I have to override a
lot of different templates.
Jennifer
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From: Kay Fordham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Kristin -
I agree with your feedback below. I just thought I was missing something in
the plethora of templates available. Believe the programmers should gin up
a suitable template to accommodate the online images of books originally
published in paper copy.
Thanks -
Kay
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Ron,
I generally work from family group sheets when doing research. When other
researchers request information it is the family group sheet that I provide.
Hence, I like to see the citation show where I located the material.
However, thanks for letting me know about the Ancestor Report
I use Books Book, edited (reprint) Editor known Online book.
The footnote looks like this:
Lillian Drake Avery, editor, A Genealogy of the Ingersoll Family in America,
1629-1925: Comprising Descendants of Richard Ingersoll of Salem, Massachusetts,
John Ingersoll of Westfield, Mass., and
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Kay, on the Report Options for any report, including family group sheets,
there is a tab titled Sources. One of the options on this tab is to include
the repository. That option is in the left column.
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
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I have tagged about 20 unrelated people in my family file.
How do I print out just the tagged people?
ty for any help
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Go to SearchFind. On the box that pops up, go to the second tab at the top
called Detailed Search. Then select Individual, Tag1 (or whatever your tag
number is for those 20 people), Equal To, Tagged. At the bottom, select Create
List. A list then comes up with those 20 people. On the
How do I print out just the tagged people?
Go to Name Listsearchshow all tagged (tag number)
You can print that list with nearly any information you like.
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Sherry,
Your comments are most appreciated! I have been using the Legacy Picture
Gallery to store all digital images for a person - census records,
photographs, land records, images from newspapers, wills - the list goes on
and on.
I think I will limit my images attached to a person - which
As far as the name, would we just post it here...or should it be a separate
request?
Bernard
PS: I do apologize. I don't frequently ask the group questions.
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Eliz Hanebury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ancestry have them, I think all of them, but let us have the
Individual research should be done OFF LIST - just Email the person
back DIRECTLY.
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 12:37 AM, Bernard Doddema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as the name, would we just post it here...or should it be a separate
request?
Bernard
PS: I do apologize. I don't frequently
Thank you.
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 10:45 PM, GeoSci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Individual research should be done OFF LIST - just Email the person
back DIRECTLY.
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 12:37 AM, Bernard Doddema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As far as the name, would we just post it here...or
Elizsent you an email. Thanks.
Bernard
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Eliz Hanebury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ancestry have them, I think all of them, but let us have the name and
I will have at it.
Eliz
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