I am vacillating on the standardization of Irish Locations and asking for
comments/thoughts on using:
"County" or "Co." as a prefix to specifying the County portion of the
location. I know the "Standard" using is "County".
Does it really make difference? I want to make sure that all locations are
I think it is a personal preference and whatever you decide, stick to it. I
started out typing the word County as I had found in Iowa we have Des
Moines (city) and Des Moines County, just as an example. Then I was told to
never type the word County or the abbreviation Co. for county so I went in
an
Rules depend on whether or not you're planning on joining a lineage society
or uploading your data to FamilySearch. Otherwise, just be consistent for
your own sanity .
FamilySearch has specific requirements at
https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Begin_Your_Genealogy_Quest#Recording_Locations
Reco
Debbie, I'm in DAR, and always used commas when entering locations in the
applications. Is the "no commas" something new?
On applications submitted to NSDAR the rule was established about 3 or 4 years
ago. But since you retype everything onto the application it doesn't affect how
you enter thi
Susan is correct. Thanks for clarifying this.
On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 2:37 PM Susan Swindell wrote:
> Debbie, I'm in DAR, and always used commas when entering locations in the
> applications. Is the "no commas" something new?
>
> On applications submitted to NSDAR the rule was established about 3
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