Out of curiousity, how do people deal with conflicting evidence and
decisions about it in Legacy? For example, what do you do if you have a
death certificate and a census record that give conflicting birth years
and you have to make a decision as to which one is the more likely one.
What I
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Dealing with conflicting evidence
Out of curiousity, how do people deal with conflicting evidence and
decisions about it in Legacy? For example, what do you do if you have a
death certificate and a census record that give
Of Dave Hook
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Dealing with conflicting evidence
Out of curiousity, how do people deal with conflicting evidence and
decisions about it in Legacy? For example, what do you do if you have a
death
Dave,
I enter an Alt Birth event.
Marie
Dave,
I personally would go with the death certificate in that instance. Many
census, in my studies, are based on the age they say - not always accurate.
Sarah
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decisions about it
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Out of curiousity, how do people deal
[I sent this reply to a similar question in June 2006, sorry for the repeat.]
I actually do something a little differently then using the Alt-dates.
In the Notes section of the Birth field, for example, I put in a
little note in [[privacy]] brackets, so that I will know what all the
variations
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