Could you have them married to each other twice?
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 10:56 PM, amecoy75...@yahoo.com wrote:
Help I am going crazy...
John Brown Jr is married to Wealthy Hotchkiss. If I do a search for given
name contains Wealt I get one record returned. If I do a search for John
Brown
regem...@frankrobert.net wrote:
Well, I'm *brand* new to this list, but in over 40 years of using
computers, I've never felt that a program was doing me a favor by not
working the way I want it to work...nor do I need a listserv teaching
(forcing?) me how do work-arounds. LOL :-D It's a
Hugh: thanks so much!
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From: hbu...@gmail.com
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Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 9:38 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Backing up my information.
Yes Patti, there is an easier way. Dick Eastman, the well-known genealogy
Thanks Brian and Richard. The heads up on problems with gedcom transfer was
much appreciated. I use GRAMPS on Linux and was too focused on my problem to be
alert to side effects...
Using the multiple parent search dropped a list of 25. The first was Sarah,
daughter of Henry and Anne, sibling
I'm getting a Resource not Found error when I click this link.
Jim Morgan
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saxman1...@msn.com wrote:
Is there a digest option for group messages that I'm not aware of,
This is one list where I would welcome a digest option as well.
All the other mailing lists I'm on I have in list mode, which is my
normal preference.
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I also belong to several other list-servers that support digest mode. One of
the biggest problems with digest mode is that a user may find a particular
message that they are interested in and send a reply without realizing that
they are replying to the entire digest which gets re-quoted and
Lavern,
Love it. Have it for about 2 years. I've graduated to the reading
glasses awhile back, and you don't need them to use it. No need with the
Magnabrite. Goes with me everywhere. Self illumination is great. Great
for small locations on a map. I use it for Swedish parishes which can be
small
No problem with what you are saying, but the original mail stated the 24th GGA
should have been shown as the 24th GGM. This was probably a slip-up, but just
in case I was missing something……..
Bill
From: hstov...@gmail.com [mailto:hstov...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009
How do you indicate that spouse's divorced and then remarried? Would you put
it as a event in the marriage screen?
Thanks
~ C
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I just re-ran my son's line. He was born in the 1970's.Using Blood = 10,
Non-blood = 0. His great grandfather, Charlemange is 36th gr 1, 37th 10 times;
born 0747 AD. He was born abt 1040 years before descendant. To help to accept
that my work 'may' be correct, my (adopted) son's goes through
In 800 years the fact that in some generations, many have 30 years between the
youngest to the oldest is normal. (not including multiple marriages that have
30 years difference between the spouses.) I have many cousins marrying a
'different generation', but that won't actually exist until
Don't enter the individuals twice. Just enter two marriages between them (with
an ending date on the first marriage).
Todd
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From: jburns...@cox.net
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 1:04 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] remarry
Curiosity: what if she were to add an existing person as the second wife
and link to first wife. I did an experiment...both keep original RIN's.
Group sheet shows John Smith married Jane Doe in 1900. Marriage ended in
divorce. Other spouse: Jane Doe with second marriage date.
Virginia
Hi Brian,
Can you tell me how to work this program? I am new to this thing.
Bobbie
From: br...@legacyfamilytree.com
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] remarry Spouse
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 14:36:15 -0500
In Legacy it is very easy to create a second marriage
Hi,
I have an individual in my data that is 91 years old. In my Options
Customize Data Entry, I have Set as dead if over 90. When I go and mark
my 91 year old relative as Living and click save, my relative does not
stay Living. Is that the way it is supposed to work? What would be the
Rita,
You need to change your settings for the age to set as dead. If you change
this to 95 or 100, it will not affect any existing data (dead individuals
will not return to life), but it will allow you to have someone live to an
older age. Currently I have mine set at 110 because I have a living
How are you planning to construct a computer literacy test? My sister
has been a COBOL programmer for 45 years, but does not know much about
PC's. I have been involved with PC's for over 25 (and was a UNIVAC
programmer earlier) but that does not make me easy around some parts of
e-mail. I have
I would like to comment on this listserv, although I have not been subscribed
for very long. 1. I have read many messages that were not about verifying
one's subscription, although that was the subject line.
2. I have read many messages that appear to be totally personal and not
directed to
vrsschul...@yahoo.com wrote:
I would like to comment on this listserv, although I have not been
subscribed for very long. 1. I have read many messages that were not
about verifying one's subscription, although that was the subject line.
2. I have read many messages that appear to be
Hi Bryan,
Didn't mead to misspell your name. Sorry.
Rita in South Carolina
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for your response but my question still stands. What is the purpose
of Living? Yes or No. If we can't over ride what is set up in Options, for
an individual, maybe is just should be Dead? Don't you think?
Rita in South Carolina
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No, no need to show me your work. As I said in the message, congrats on getting
back that far. Many hit that brick wall after 4 or 5 generations.
Brian in CA
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From: fourpa...@verizon.net [mailto:fourpa...@verizon.net]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 9:27 AM
To:
Thanks for all your suggestions. That works for me
ttfn, ~C
From: bohemian1...@gmail.com [mailto:bohemian1...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 10:24 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] remarry Spouse
How do you indicate that spouse's divorced and then
br...@the-lightfoots.com wrote:
No, no need to show me your work. As I said in the message, congrats on
getting back that far. Many hit that brick wall after 4 or 5 generations.
Then again, many of us prefer not to trust the medieval attempts at trying to
legitimise undeserved notions of
OK, I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that your method in not
necessarily correct and somewhat misleading (but then again, maybe its only me
that has been mislead). I believe that changing the settings for the
automatically assumed dead only applies to individuals wherein no death date
karenc...@aol.com wrote:
Your link doesn't work. Even when I remove the Thank You Legacy Family
Tree, it won't work.
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Same problem also notice here…after several hours of running. Work around is
the same. I thought this had already been reported but not sure. Not really
earth-shattering as it happens so infrequent and the programming fix is
probably not an urgent one.
Brian in CA
You can't work on a Family File from a CD/DVD anyway. Legacy needs to write
files to the same folder where the Family File is stored and it can't do that
when the file is on a CD/DVD.
Note next to the Presumed Dead option in Options Customize . Data Entry is an
Apply button. Did you click
I put the transcribed census in the Event notes. These are choices not rules. I
have been doing this for decades and won't change my system. The important
part is that future recievers of your info can understand it, and prove it.
Rich in LA CA
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I would not, but there are no genealogy police out there checking your work.
IMHO, there are marriages on two dates, a divorce-type date inbetween, and no
mention of the children from each. I would use the same RIN-RIN for each
marriage. Steve married Sue 1979; Steve divorced Sue 1989; Steve
Ok - let's drop this before I have to call the list manager on you guys!
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Thanks Ward, and I just sent a note stating the versatility of the program,
which you gave examples of.
Rich in LA CA
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Sent: Wed, December 16, 2009 12:42:35 PM
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Ok, I'm done with it.
Todd
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Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 9:18 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] digest option is one way . . .
Ok - let's drop this before I have to call the list manager on you
If you use gmail, your messages should be threaded. Also, if you have gone
into settings you can set your messages to show snippets, usually showing
enough along with the subject to save or delete without ever opening the
email. You might also need to check in settings for threading
I will stop
I use GMail and can assure you that it most certainly does have folders. GMail
calls them labels.
First (web interface) solution - Create a Label called LegacyUG. Then create
a filter in GMail that asigns the label to any incoming email with [LegacyUG]
in the subject and removes it from the
Second post: I did the following
unlinked John from his wife Wealthy - kids stayed with Wealthy
ran chart- has only one marriage to each other. Should not shown as married.
unlinked Weathly from unknown husband- kids stayed with unknown
ran chart - no marriage shown
Linked Wealthy to John
Try Artifacts/Privately Held. It's usually a good choice for things like ID
cards.
Terri
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Sent: Tue, December 15, 2009 5:18:03 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] How to cite identification
Mike,
I was in agreement with you until you went off on the elderly. I for one,
am elderly, not by my definition, but I am a senior citizen. I would venture
to say, however, that I have more hours on the computer, and spend more
hours online than the majority of users of this list, unless there
Mike, how can you tell which of us Legacy users are elderly and which are
young? how do you define elderly? by age? wisdom? versatility? poor
spellers? Just curious.
Ruth
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Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009
I have recently joined this Site, having used Legacy for probably about 10 /
12 years.
I have never, on other Sites, found Digest the best option for myself.
The only way I could save e mails of Interest, on e.g. Rootsweb, was to resend
the digest to myself, deleting all those I did not
No. One husband with at least two marriages, and one wife with at least two
marriages. They will have two different MRINs (one for each date). (And
whoever else is there.
This will appear as if the second marriage might otherwise look as a
'duplicate', but we know the real setup. I would put
I have had similar problems in the past.While looking at the first marriage;
write on a piece of paper, put John and Welthy's RINs and MRINS. Do the same
thing for the second Marriage.
If you have exactly 2 RINs (one for each) then see which children are in
marriage 1 and which are in marriage
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