I have entered a Mantis Issue on this anomaly. I also noticed that
children's deaths are not included in the timeline, even if they died
during the lifetime of the parent so I included that in the report.
Chronology Tab does use the Bapt/chr date in lieu of birth dates to sort
children but doesn't
On 2013/10/20 05:02, Ron Ferguson wrote:
Shirley,
I am sure that you meant 1837! But that aside, one thing to be careful about
is multiple baptisms - especially in rural areas.
It was quite common for parents to sort of save kids up, if only on cost
grounds, and then have a batch baptism.
Hi All,
Anyone noticed one of the many inconsistencies that appear on the Research
Guidance for and Individual? In England Wales, prior to 1837, it is uncommon
to have a birth date for a person. Baptism or Christening dates, yes. Birth
dates, no.
When constructing the time-line for an
Thanks for that tip Mike, I learnt something - re the pre 1937 dates.
Shirley
NZ
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From: Mike Fry
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2013 11:13 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Research Guidance Errors
Hi All,
Anyone noticed one
Shirley,
I am sure that you meant 1837! But that aside, one thing to be careful about is
multiple baptisms - especially in rural areas.
It was quite common for parents to sort of save kids up, if only on cost
grounds, and then have a batch baptism.
So, do not assume twins.when there is only a
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