I've been using Legacy for many years, but recently decided it was time to
go back and rethink sourcing. I had been following a method that had
developed ad hoc, but now I want to get serious about it. I've read some of
the threads on lumping/splitting, and it's led to a couple questions I'm
sure s
: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 18:33:21 -0600
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I've been using Legacy for many years, but recently decided it was time to go
back and rethink sourcing. I had been following a method that had develop
Jean Suplick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Question on sourcing
I've been using Legacy for many years, but recently decided it was time to go
back and rethink sourcing. I had been following a me
Jean:
I live in a small rural area where , in many case the same funeral
home issues memorial cards for many different people.
I guess you could call me an"intermediate" lumper since I tend to
have a master source for each funeral home. Each person is listed
under the funeral home that coordina
dsingers.co.uk
Organist & Choirmaster, Polesworth Abbey
www.polesworthabbey.co.uk
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Ronald, I'm not sure what is meant by lumping.
Marion
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Jean,
I am a confirmed lumper but if therere are
o do is look for the head of
household name on that page and then see everyone else beneath him/her.
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> Ronald, I'm not sure what is meant by lumping.
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> Marion
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Jennifer Trahan wrote
I don't change the name for each person in a particular household. In
the source detail, I just use the head of household's name for everyone
in that household. This still makes it easy for someone to go back and
find the information in the census record. All they have to
Hi listers,
I have a question on sourcing. I have an old insurance claim document from
my partners grand-dad and it gives a policy # and amount. There are a
couple of letters that go with it and an envelope and I think it's an
interesting piece of of matereal. Question is though is it worth
If it is interesting to you but only to you, why not put it in an
event then mark the event as private so it will only show if you
request private data.
On 10/11/07, Kim Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi listers,
> I have a question on sourcing. I have an old insurance claim document from
> m
your ancestors.
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Hi listers,
I have a question on sourcing. I have an old insurance claim document
from my par
IMHO, insurance policies are interesting, but even
more based on family stuff included. All insurance
should show the beneficiaries. Why was the claim made.
These are things that would shout 'look at me'.
Rich in LA CA
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> If it is interesting to you but on
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> Hi listers,
> I have a question on sourcing. I have an old insurance claim
the future
> > someone will wish you had.
> >
> > How many of us complain about not having info on their ancestors?
> > Don't let future decendants do the same about you AND your ancestors.
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Richard Hallford wrote
I was describing my Clues to do on my last email. I recently was on the
Scotlands people web site and stumbled into a little button that says
"Headers". It is scanned sheets of paper that relate to Enumerators and
has info like. "this census was taken along Caledonian rd
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