ation List--use of brackets?
Thanks for your ideas.
I wish there was a way to enter how certain we are of a particular fact,
esp. locations & dates!!
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Pat
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Well stated Mr. Cohen
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Pat wrote:
I wish there was
That's Mrs. Cohen :)
Sorry about my confusing first name (Cafi). Irritating to explain it all the
time (first two letters of MY parents last names), but VERY useful for
finding me on the Internet.
Well stated Mr. Cohen
Pat wrote:
I wish there was a way to enter how certain we are of a particular
unty,
Tennessee" version.
Janis
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Let's say
Pat Hickin wrote
I wish there was a way to enter how certain we are of a particular
fact, esp. locations & dates!!
That's what Surety Level is for! I think the 5 levels of Surety that
one can select cover all grades of certainty (or complete lack of it.)
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Jenny M Benson
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I apologize, Mrs Cohen :)
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That's Mrs.
at
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Pat Hickin wrote
I wish there was a way to enter how certain we are of a particular fact,
esp.
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> Let's say I have a census or
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If you don't put a space between the name and the lef
Let's say I have a census or other source that says the subject was a miller
in 1850 and lived in Smith Co., ST.
I enter this info as an event ("Occupation") and I assume this was in the
same county so I add the county part in brackets in the location field
(especially since I know he lived on
Hi Pat,
Just because there is a blank there, doesn't mean you have to fill it
with anything. Lots of times my locations simply read "He was a
laborer from 1891 to 1920." I use the location for the residence
event(s).
I wouldn't like to make an assumption without better proof. Recently I
just found
y, September 24, 2007 10:48 AM
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Master Location List--use of brackets?
Let's say I have a census or other source that says the subject was a miller
in 1850 and lived in Smith Co., ST.
I enter this info as an event ("Occupa
a lot less "facts" and a lot more notes;
but it will be much more solid genealogy.
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Pat Hickin wrote:
Let's say I have a census or other source that says the subject was a
miller in 1850 and lived in Smith Co., ST.
I enter this info as an event ("Occupation") and I assume this was in
the same county so I add the county part in brackets in the location
field (especially since
, etc.
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Pat
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Hi Pat,
Just because there is a blank there, doesn't mean you have to fill it
with anythin
Thanks for your ideas.
I wish there was a way to enter how certain we are of a particular fact,
esp. locations & dates!!
--
Pat
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Pat Hickin wrote:
Let's say I have a census or other source that says the subject was a
miller in 1850 and lived in Smith Co., ST.
I enter this info as an event ("Occupation"
For any item that is questionable, I add a "#" to the entry. It adds only
one character to the entry and all the similar items (city, etc) still
sort together, with the verified items in one group and the questionable
items in another group. For the Location example, it would be
Bridgeport#, Plym
What a great idea! Thanks so much, John!
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Pat
John wrote>
For any item that is questionable, I add a "#" to the entry. It adds only
one character to the entry and all the similar items (city, etc) still
sort together, with the verified items in one group and the questionable
items in an
Pat wrote:
I wish there was a way to enter how certain we are of a particular fact,
esp. locations & dates!!
Pat, NO fact/event/relationship is 100% certain. It is ALL a guess with
certainties ranging from 0-99%, and that is why documentation and source
citation are so important. Of course, inde
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