Thanks, Ron. That's more along the lines of what I was looking for.
Michele
Ron Taylor doit4...@yahoo.com wrote:
With the DNA results in a table it should be possible (eventually) to have the
program automatically query some of the online DNA databases without manually
entering all the
To-day is the first time I have had to record someone's Naturalisation
as a citizen of the United States. I have downloaded 3 documents from
Ancestry - the Declaration of Intent, the Petition for Naturalisation
and the Oath of Allegiance/Order of the Court Admitting Petitioner.
How do other
I don't see how directing Jay to the purchase of CDs answers his
question. Am wondering since I have those CDs ,where would I need to
look to find the answer (and probably more importantly - is there an
answer to his question)? I would think the help section included in
Legacy should be able to
If they're links to images as opposed to images then I don't see how to
print them within a report. I've been placing the FindAGrave memorial #s in
the Use ID field.
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 10:47 AM, Tessa Keough murke...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't see how directing Jay to the purchase of CDs
Jenny
I have lots of citizenship paperwork for my family members and made up
three separate events/facts with the corresponding event/fact
sentences modified
Citizenship Notice
Citizenship Petition
Citizenship Order
because I have people who filed more than one notice, I have people
whose order
DNA results are important for genealogy research already, as noted earlier in
this thread, but direct inclusion in Legacy is a can of worms for more reasons
than it is appropriate to discuss in detail here. Short form: Some DNA data
files are enormous rather than huge, tests vary greatly,
I have an ancestor who married in 1777 and had 10 children between 1778 and
1795. On only one baptism record (dated 1785) he was described as a pauper.
This is obviously not an occupation (they are not recorded on the baptism
register) so what is the best way of recording this information
Pauper means very poor, usually on some sort of government assistance.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 11:27 AM, Anne annedoutter...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
I have an ancestor who married in 1777 and had 10 children between 1778 and
1795. On only one
On 04/07/2013 19:27, Anne wrote:
I have an ancestor who married in 1777 and had 10 children between
1778 and 1795. On only one baptism record (dated 1785) he was
described as a pauper. This is obviously not an occupation (they are
not recorded on the baptism register) so what is the best way
This is just my opinion. You are right, it isn't an occupation so I wouldn't
record it as an occupation event. I would probably just put it in the notes.
If I wanted to get this on his timeline, you could do a residence event and
then add John Doe was listed as a pauper on his daughter Jane
I know pauper means very poor, I was wondering how to enter the information. Is
there a predefined event that people use to record details of this type? Or
should I design an event of my own, or even just enter the information and
source in the person's notes?
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Jay,
Did you add each burial site as a child of the cemetery? I would think, if the
burial sites were entered this way, a FGS report (it would be very longJ) could
then include each entrant and headstone photo. If not, I wonder if there is a
simple way to make all the entries a child of the
Mary,
No, I entered the image at where I thought was the appropriate place in the
Legacy Database. That being the Burial place pictures.
The logic escapes me as to why images in this place cannot be printed on
the normal Ancestor or Descendant reports.
If your reference to adding the image as a
10 children will do that to you. Some how I am not sure that in the
1700's there was much government assistance (IMHO), but it could have
been church assistance.
On 7/4/2013 12:33 PM, Sherry/Support wrote:
Pauper means very poor, usually on some sort of government assistance.
Sincerely,
Back then large families were the norm. But if you were not a farmer it was no
need in having these large famlies as there is none today.
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If you look at those Ancestor and Descendant Reports the vital events
are not listed in a format where a picture can be conveniently included
for each of the events. All the vital events are in a single paragraph.
We have never been able to design a pleasing layout for adding the vital
event
Public relief and public assistance for the poor dates as far back as the
1500's in England. In the US, it dates back to the 1700's - and in some cases
before. In 1642 the Plymouth Colony decreed that all towns were to make
competent puision (sic - provision) for the mayntenance of their
Jay,
I made a custom cemetery event for my database, so that any grave photo
would print out in a descendant book report.
Are these people genetically linked in any way? Eg. groups of families at
same burial plot.
Maybe use ltools to change cemetery event to burial ?? (haven't tried this!)
So
Brian,
Thanks for a great response.
But I would offer this solution.
Make including Pics of Vital events an option (turn on/off like other
settings)
Include them after General Notes and before any Event records, starting
at left margin, use the same size images as designated elsewhere,
Using v7.5, but not the latest update. Legacy will open with the flash
screen and a blank Legacy screen behind the flash screen. Icons on the bar
are blacked out except for the Internet icon and the Exit icon. Tried
downloading and installing the latest version, but it will not open either.
I
On 7/4/2013 10:08 PM, Sharon Krisko wrote:
Using v7.5, but not the latest update. Legacy will open with the flash screen
and a blank Legacy screen behind the flash screen. Icons on the bar are
blacked out except for the Internet icon and the Exit icon. Tried downloading
and installing the
You can see possible solutions to numbered errors by clicking Online
Troubleshooting Help on the Legacy Home tab. Then click Solutions by Error
Number and find the number you need. This 380 error suggests a re-install.
You can first click on HelpGeneral Information and record your Customer
The OP mentioned that she cannot open Legacy let alone click on any menu items
in order to retried a customer number. In addition, she would not be able to
update or attempt to re-update from within Legacy.
So, let’s begin with the customer number first. If she does not have it written
down
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