Happens all the time. Don't change the 'dead' date. Go to Potential Problems
and check for the program to ignore that person.
Rich in LA CA
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From: "cagr...@comporium.net"
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Wed, December 16, 2009 2:23:25 PM
Subject: RE: [Legacy
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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From: "wnkwal...@rogers.com"
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Wed, December 16, 2009 12:42:35 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Notes and Source D
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 ma
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
From: "1eagle.
People ask questions, then others offer advice and share various perceptions;
since there are different ways to make Legacy work for YOU. We also find bugs
in the system and get real time fixes, and notes about them.
Rich in LA CA
From: "yt...@hotmail.com"
To:
You have 2 different wedding dates = 2 events
From: "jburns...@cox.net"
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Wed, December 16, 2009 10:04:39 AM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] remarry Spouse
Are you suggesting entering one of the individuals twice? Or, just hav
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 the
Treat as a marriage to different people, having each wedding date. Put the
children in the correct marriage (if). The screens may look weird, but will
be accurate.
Rich in LA CA
From: "bohemian1...@gmail.com"
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Wed, D
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 Ne
Using Steve's example, using 'closer to you' people. Your aunt matches 1/2 of
your DNA, and your great grandmother 1/8. Since she is both, which is closer to
you? I am just posting a rhetorical question. With the 24-27 generations the
percents work the same.
Rich in LA CA
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Are each of the various 'numbers' accurate, if not the one you would guess is
the 'first' choice; Check out Relationship Calculator to get the many multiple
pathways.
You are related to my kids, so I deal witht the same stuff. It seems the
calculation is 'male' checking first and this has been d
I use a source naming system, so I can tell quickly. All locality ones (county
vital records) are USA, State, County, City. All books are by first listed
author, then book name. Websites are by the address. Letters by author and
date: Smith, John 24112009. I had to change names to match my plan.
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