I list individuals whose names are unknown as
[given name:] FNU (first name unknown)
[surname-male:] LNU (last name unknown)
[surname-female:] MNU (maiden name unknown)
I have an ancestor who is supposed to have married an "Indian maiden" --
probably of the Unami tribe, which I understand wa
Tracy,
I think you have done all you can do. If you are really particular about how
the information looks in reports, or in lists then tweak the name to meet
your needs. I have a few different entry's like that.
Joe
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I linked a PDF to my file. I'm told it won't show up in any reports, but it
is there for reference.
Don't link it as a PICTURE. Instead call it a SOUND or a VIDEO (still under
the "ADD PICTURE, SOUND, VIDEO" icon). When you pick either of the 2nd two,
you get a choice of looking for all fil
Hi Tracy,
What name you use in this particular case depends on how you want the
reports to read. I usually just have a blank record as I've chosen in
Options > Customise to use blank for unknown records - but then I
know nothing about these unknowns except that my female relative had a child.
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