hmmm, I use plain text, can't see why there would be gunk happening on
my emails, curiouser and curiouser.
Early Australian newspapers use text like "announcing the birth of a
new child to Mr and Mrs John Smith", this is why I've added an AKA for
Mrs John Smith for most of my pre-1960 married fema
Just a quick note to Ron - when I finished the deed poll and it got
formalised. I had to surrender my birth certificate and apply for the
new one, looking back it seems funny. Pity I never thought back then
of my later love for genealogy, I never kept copies of the old birth
certificate. But my n
Fergusons of N.W. England See:
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/fergys/
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Choirmaster, Polesworth Abbey
www.polesworthabbey.co.uk
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Some of the emails here have discussed change of names. I've changed
my name through deed poll and now I use my husband's surname. I've
seen other family files where the surname is listed as "Jones Now
Smith" or "Jones/Smith". Others have used birth names and add AKAs
for all the names, as well
Benson
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Jan Roberts wrote
>my late first husband was born (say) John George SMITH, but by the time
>I met him he had legally changed his name to Fred James
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Mr & Mrs (was Standardization)
Jan Roberts wrote
>my late first husband was born (say) John George SMITH, but by the time
>I met him he had legally changed his name to Fred James BROWN. I
>became Mrs Jan BROWN when we married. Our daughter is Mary BROWN. S
Jan Roberts wrote
my late first husband was born (say) John George SMITH, but by the time
I met him he had legally changed his name to Fred James BROWN. I
became Mrs Jan BROWN when we married. Our daughter is Mary BROWN. So,
although his parents are listed as Bill SMITH and Jane BROWN (he
a
.
Cheers,
Jan
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Hi Jan,
Thank you so much for that. That&#
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Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Mr & Mrs (was Standardization)
I agree completely with your line of reasoning. With one exception - my
late first husband was born (say) John George SMITH, but by the time I met
him he had legally changed his name to Fred James BROWN. I
hange. Otherwise my daughter would show as Mary SMITH, which she
has never been.
Cheers,
Jan
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> ...and there is nothing more frustrating than an obituary that refers
> to MRS JOE BLOW but make no mention of her
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David,
The Title Suffix is useful when there are a series of repeated names.
Some examples:
Moses Sanders, Sr.
Moses Sanders, Jr.
Moses Sanders (child of Sr.'s son Aaron)
I will probably recogniz
ergusons of N.W. England See:
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/fergys/
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I agree David. Well put.
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David,
In doing royal genealogy it
...and there is nothing more frustrating than an obituary that refers
to MRS JOE BLOW but make no mention of her given name!
Kathy
At 11:43 AM 6/17/2008, you wrote:
... If Mary Smith marries John Doe then upon marriage she becomes
Mrs. John Doe and not Mary Doe. ...
Legacy User Group guidel
David,
The Title Suffix is useful when there are a series of repeated names.
Some examples:
Moses Sanders, Sr.
Moses Sanders, Jr.
Moses Sanders (child of Sr.'s son Aaron)
I will probably recognize which Moses is which by the spouse, children,
and date/place but someone not familiar with the lin
une 17, 2008 8:45:34 AM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Mr & Mrs (was Standardization)
Hi Everyone,
All this talk about whether we put full stops or not after Mr, Mrs, Miss,
etc. had got me thinking about my own practice. When I came to think, I
realized that I do not actually record Mr, Mrs etc. at
I agree David. Well put.
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> All this talk about whether we put full stops or not after Mr, Mrs, Miss,
> etc. had got me thinking about my own practice. When I came to think, I
> realized that I do not actually
yweb.tiscali.co.uk/fergys/
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> Hi Everyone,
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> All this talk about
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> All this talk about whether we put full stops or n
Hi Everyone,
All this talk about whether we put full stops or not after Mr, Mrs, Miss,
etc. had got me thinking about my own practice. When I came to think, I
realized that I do not actually record Mr, Mrs etc. at all in the
Individual's Information' view! Unless anyone can convince me otherwise
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