I was told by older researchers that you use the name as show in what source
you get it from, but behind the name you add (sic), which tells other
reseachers that this spelling comes with this source.   I just don't have
the time to keep adding more and more notes and events.

Thanks
Eileen

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John,

To my mind it is not an AKA but a transcription error (not unusual for
Ancestry, or other sites for the matter). I add a note to say "Incorrectly
indexed by Ancestry as ......"


Ron Ferguson

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> Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2008 05:49:32 -0700
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
> Subject: [LegacyUG] Alternate Names Ancestry.com and US Census
>
> While searching for my Grandfather 1920 Census via ancestry.com
> ancestry had my grandfather's surname indexed Mazzari, with a Yellow
> triangle next to it indicating other possible names Maggard
>
> When I look at the original it is correctly spelled
> Magyari
>
> Since the original image has it spelled correctly, but a search via
> ancestry,com has it indexed via Mazzari and Maggard (index does NOT have
> Magyari) which are incorrect transcriptions, but in ancestry's index.
>
> 1) How would you place this info in Legacy, so others could potential
> find in future?
> a) AKAs Mazzari and Maggard ??????????
> b) just in notes?????????
>
> 2) I run into a similar issue with the 1910 Census
> here the index has it written incorrectly
> Magdyar
> I would assume here I really would use a AKA, correct???
>
> thanks,
> jdm
>

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