Michelle,
Just a comment about your reference to "under details I put this the
town, county, ED, , name of household, dwelling #, family #, line #, sheet" ---
For virtually any online source I find (especially Ancestry, various
state databases, obituaries or indexes, etc), I high
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] A question about sources and how to format
Michele Lewis wrote
Do you make a source for every marriage license you have or do you make a
source MARRIAGE LICENSE and then change the details to match up with the
indi
Michele Lewis wrote
Do you make a source for every marriage license you have or do you make
a source MARRIAGE LICENSE and then change the details to match up with
the individual license? They reason I ask is on the video Geoff was
entering a census source and he entered in a source that was sp
That sounds so great -- I can hardly wait!!
--
Pat
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Good questions. I hesitate to res
wis
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 7:19 PM
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Fascinating reading! Who knew there was a term for this? :) :) I see that
several commented on the fact that the output doesn't match Mi
Don't we wish!!
Kirsten
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Fascin
ybe one of the programmers can advice which way we should be putting
our sources now so that they will be easier to convert later?
michele
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Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 9:07 PM
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Michele, You might want to read the archives, searching for "splitter"
or "lumper" topics. There are about eighty emails with different
opinions and ideas! (Also search for splitting, lumping.) There are
basically two ways to go about it. Not everyone follows Geoff's
method. (I don't.)
Susan
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Do you make a source for every marriage license you have or do you make a
source MARRIAGE LICENSE and then change the details to match up with the
individual license? They reason I ask is on the video Geoff was entering a
census source and he entered in a source that was specific to the city,
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