Michele Lewis wrote
Ok, now I am confused. Mills is supposed to make sourcing more
consistent but it isn't! Yesterday I put in census records for
1850-1930 (all the years that have names and not just numbers). For
each year the source writer asks for different information. In some
years
That would be a good question to ask ESM, Michele. I, too, noticed this
inconsistency and wondered about the reasoning behind it.
Maybe Geoff knows why it's this way?
Penny
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From: Michele Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, now I am confused. Mills is supposed to
I believe this is another scrolling issue. If you
scroll down in the 1880 1930 Census Source Detail,
ID of Person is there.
Linda
--- Penny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neither the 1930 nor the 1880 templates, for
example, allows you to input
the person of interest, while 1870 and others
Corporation
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Robert, What Michele and I were
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Michele-
It depends on what else was asked that year but not asked in other
years. Sometimes that is viewed as more useful or more important. Note
that in 1870 they asked if Father
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Michele-
It depends on what else was asked that year but not asked in other
years. Sometimes that is viewed as more useful or more important. Note
that in 1870 they asked if Father was foreign born, Mother was foreign
born, and if you were eligible to vote
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Mills inconsistency
Robert, What Michele and I were questioning has to do with some specific
detail questions on Legacy's Source Writer. Our specific question
addresses
things that are found on every census (Person
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