I also have an event called: Funeral
Brenda
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From: "Cathy Vallevieni"
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Cite "Undertaker" as an event?
Brenda:
Well, that certainly sounds nicer. Good alternate wording. Most funerals
were in the
Brenda:
Well, that certainly sounds nicer. Good alternate wording. Most
funerals were in the homes of the deceased or their relatives at that
time, but a funeral home would also be the place the body was
prepared so it works for me.
Thanks.
Cathy Vallevieni
Orange County, California
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Does anyone know how to manage many individuals (more than 70) of the same
name in order to find the one you want easily? Most do not have birth dates,
only baptism or burial dates and the name list only sorts in alphabetical
order of name, then in birth date order. For some I add a suffix which
st
Yes, space on the website and ease of use. On websites, the same citation
number is used when the source and detail cited are exactly the same. So, the
first time a source is cited, that would be citation 1. Every time that the
same source and detail is cited, it would also be citation 1. Sa
I have an event called: Funeral Home for this.
Brenda
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From: "Cathy Vallevieni"
To:
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 12:42 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Cite "Undertaker" as an event?
I have the records of an Undertaker in an area a lot of my ancestors
lived (and died). I
I have the records of an Undertaker in an area a lot of my ancestors
lived (and died). I am citing the record as a "source" for the death
and/or burial. My question is, would you also make it an event such
as "Vail's Undertakers was the undertaker on May 10,1800 in Madison,
Indiana"? Is this
On June 11th I export my family file to a pdf. When I corrected some
birthdates and tried to export the chart file today a warning box appeared
which stated PDF page width limit is 200 inches. This chart is greater than
this limit.
Any assistance regarding how to export my family chart to PDF
Ward,
Please see below
Ron Ferguson
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For The Fergusons of N.W. E
Ron,
First of all, I assume that you are testing with a report that prints
footnotes, not endnotes. Otherwise, due to a bug, you will not currently see
the abbreviated subsequent citation form. You will always see the full
citation form. Second, I assume that you are testing with SourceWriter
Hi - I'm not sure what you mean by "websites use the same endnote
number...because of space considerations" - do you mean space on the website
[or program, such as Legacy]? I certainly don't see how it would save space in
a report - you still have the citation there whether it uses the same end
Veronica,
You could create such a chart by printing out two descendant charts and
cutting & pasting the paper. And you wouldn't have to do much, if any,
cutting, if you judicially arranged the individual boxes. However, I can't
think of any way to create a single computer file that merges the
Dennis,
No, images linked to source details do not appear with the respective event
in reports or Web pages. They have to be linked explicitly to the event.
This is the reason for my question.
Russ
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Jenny,
The problem is that I would like to be able to browse through the images
using the Picture Gallery or on Web pages. I imagine that relatives I give a
CD of web pages to would be interested in seeing actual documents. However,
neither the Picture Gallery nor the Web pages function "go down" t
Jane,
I think what you are looking for is Search>Find>Miscellaneous, check "Linked
individuals with no paraents" and create the list.
Ron Ferguson
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I thought I remember a report definition already set up to list all the
farthest back ancestor that I have for each line, but I cannot find it.
What I want is just the beginning of each line of a direct ancestor. Can
someone tell me if my memory is playing me false? If not, what would be the
filt
Edward wrote:
I have asked the same question (how to combine two *.fdb family trees into
one) on 6-5-09 but had no answer. I have a friend in Poland who
combined-merged two family trees into one but I think he is using a Polish
version of family tree program. Have to ask him.
I don't think s
Hi Veronica, Dede,
I have asked the same question (how to combine two *.fdb family trees into
one) on 6-5-09 but had no answer. I have a friend in Poland who
combined-merged two family trees into one but I think he is using a Polish
version of family tree program. Have to ask him.
Edward Tarcha
Hi Veronica and Dede,
I have had the same need a number of times and found a solution via Tree
Draw Legacy which reads the Legacy database directly, no data conversion
(see Legacy web page). You can use the Descendent or Ancestral Tree view.
The Ancestral view will give you what you seek but unfor
At 11:50 14/06/2009, Ron wrote:
Thanks Don, sorry for my misreading.
Before trying to replicate this - and I haven't come across it
before - have you also got "print bibliography" checked. If so try
unchecking it.
Nope, it was not & never has been checked by
yrs truly
Don
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Veronica,
I have been working on the same thing for my husband, as we are having
a family get together which will include the descendants of both sets
of his grandparents. I ended up printing two separate descendant
charts, one for each set of grandparents. I couldn't come up with a
way to inclu
Thanks Don, sorry for my misreading.
Before trying to replicate this - and I haven't come across it before - have
you also got "print bibliography" checked. If so try unchecking it.
Ron Ferguson
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Paula,
I am doing this in two parts as I notice that you are making changes to the
Master Source. This is something a never do, as I have always thought it would
create a new Master Source. Nevertheless I will try it later.
I have made changes by adding in the the Detail Source Text/Comment
At 09:43 13/06/2009, Ron Ferguson wrote:
Don,
I do not understand you. You said, if I read correctly, that you did
*not* want any Source Citations - so why check "Print Source
Citations". My comment was to uncheck it!
Sorry if I've been clumsy in trying to explain. The problem is
largely
At 20:07 13/06/2009, Jenny wrote:
> A recent descendant report had a last page with ten full source
> citations, numbered 1-10 (most of which should have been abbreviated
> to ibid, and then two end notes, numbered 1 and 2.
>
> Chaos. I did NOT want any end notes, and don't know how to stop the
Hi everyone,
I'm a relatively new user of Legacy Family Tree v7.0 and I have a query in
regards to charting. What I am trying to do essentially is create a standard
descendant chart but with two groups of descendants merged on the one chart -
that is, I am trying to get the descendants of b
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