Georgia,
1) I would just exempt them from the Problems Report. I am not aware of any
other way of dealing with the instance of retrospective dates, they may also
be found in wedding certificates when an occupation is given for a deceased
father, and in the later death certificates (in England/Wale
It has been my practice to enter an obituary as an event so that I can
see at a glance that I have one.
A recent Potential Problem reported "Event date after death date".
Well, yes, I would hope so. Is there a different way to handle an
obituary or should I just check the box to "exclude from pot
Interesting article. I'm glad he mentioned the adjacent note field - which has
been my preferred method to explain name and jurisdiction changes. Jerry
Cheryl Rothwell wrote:
>I've read many discussions about how to do locations. Today James Tanner
>weighed in [I'm a huge fan].
>http://geneal
Being a non-resident, it is not for me to comment on American place names,
however I entirely agree with James’s last comment: “Also, be care of
standardized place names. Standardized anything in genealogy is probably a very
bad idea if it means losing information in the original.”
Ron Ferguson
I've read many discussions about how to do locations. Today James Tanner
weighed in [I'm a huge fan].
http://genealogysstar.blogspot.com/
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Hi Wendy and all. I also contacted Corney off-line about her
subscription problem. Also, just additional information -- It is often
helpful to let them know they can COPY and PASTE the URL address from
the Legacy welcome email into their browser and hit ENTER. In most
cases, that will correct
Hi Corney,
I'm sending a copy of this reply directly to yourself as well as to the
mailing list, to ensure you see it.
Firstly, please turn off the Read Receipt when you post to the list.
Also, it is advisable to post in plain text, to ensure you reach as wide
an audience as possible - we have so
Commonly, the repository is the place where the materials are held, for
instance a government office, library, archives, etc. In Legacy, I have a
repository called "Jean Suplick's Personal Archives," with my home address.
Be sure to save that email into a file and then store the electronic file
or
Hi Michele,
Your issue is in the tracking system. It is number 2793. You can use
that for your records. I see you as you reported it. The developers
refer to the tracking system to review the issues. There is no time
frame for each item to be implemented. Just keep a eye out for future
builds.
Ti
I pointed out several months ago that the potential problems will find
initials that don’t have a space after the periods (J.S. Smith vs. J. S.
Smith) but if the name is in the AKA field, the potential problems will not
see this. It was confirmed as a bug by the Legacy people. I was wondering
wh
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