Set them up just like the parents are married, but in the marriage section, you
enter Never Married for the parents.
From: Dick
I have a ( male ) cousin who had a relationship that resulted in a son being
born. As far as I know and / or have been told be his siblings, the couple
never
If I may interject my thought here. I find this rather interesting.
When I think of England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, South Africa, Australia,
New Zealand etc., I think of individually governed countries within a single
nation unit. In example the British Isles.
When I see the term
Do you have a URL for this; where I can learn more about it?
From Tim Rosenlof
Map My Family Tree is a addon.(Separate Program By Progeny). It has no
part of Legacy, except it uses your Legacy database. It does include
Ireland. Now if you are talking about the current Legacy6, and the
Hey Mike, I'm not confused just very disorganized.
OK, maybe I am having a bit of dementia I'm getting to the right age
for it. grin
Joseph
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From Mike Fry
That's not strictly true :-) There's always the option to Drag And Drop
from one file to another. Damn! Now I've
OK, I've done all the steps and got it all in there HOWEVER grin, it
found not 25 or 30, but rather 550 like files through which I had to sort.
I ran into one problem though some of them would bring up a little
window giving the option of saying No, they're absolutely not the
it. Just slog your way
through. OR, if you're sure you only have 25 or 30 you will probably find
them next to each other in the Name List. You could find one pair at a
time there and do a manual merge on them.
JL
Joseph (Ragweed) wrote:
OK, I've done all the steps and got it all
It's a city, but while it's not a state or country, it is a district of the
United States just like some of the other territories Like Hawaii and
Alaska used to be before they were introduced into statehood.
Therefore, if you write a letter there, it would be like this:
Samuel
have to
'Import' one file into the other, or both files into a new family file
before you even begin merging. There's no such thing as separate
databases when you're merging. At that point you've just got one and
you're looking for the duplicates within it.
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Joseph (Ragweed) wrote:
I'm
I think part of this question would be the time factor. At what time did
this individual live, marry, or die there? Whatever nation was in control
of that particular place, in this case the Virgin Islands, you use that.
I would think it's like our states. At one time Charleston, WV was
I use SmartFTP for an upload program. It's simple, easy to use, and free.
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From Barbara Ford
I've read the help files and tutorials on publishing to the web. It seems
extremely complex. Am I right that I have to contact my ISP and have them
give me a location and then use some kind of
Joseph (Ragweed) wrote:
There may be as many as 20 or 25 (maybe more) people who are common, the
rest are different.
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From JLB
It's not as hard as it may seem. Do you have many people the same in
both files or is there just one point of connection? You only have to
merge the common
We could use USA or United States for any address which is in the 50 states.
However, I don't think it's in any way a part of an address of a district. For
instance, the Virgin Islands I don't believe they can lay claim to the
USA part for their address.
Addresses in districts are not
that! If he was reasonably
intelligent he would put it in the bag going to the USA, I guess.
Jennifer
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(Ragweed)
Sent: Saturday, 26 January 2008 12:01 AM
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Subject: Re
Angeles, which
are counties as well as cities. And then there's New York City with its five
boroughs. . .
Joseph (Ragweed) wrote:
Well Fran, while we were thinking along the same lines up to now, it looks
like we must both reconsider rethinking on the use of maybe spelling out
Of
*Joseph (Ragweed)
*Sent:* Saturday, 26 January 2008 12:01 AM
*To:* LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
*Subject:* Re: [LegacyUG] District of Columbia
We could use USA or United States for any address which is in the 50
states. However, I don't think it's in any way a part of an address
I have two files, one rather large. I'm wanting to connect the two together
into one file
I've read some of the stuff from the help file on merging, but it's like
reading a Mortgage Application.
HELP!!
Joseph
Legacy User Group guidelines:
just flows together.
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Joseph (Ragweed) wrote:
I have two files, one rather large. I'm wanting to connect the two
together into one file
I've read some of the stuff from the help file on merging, but it's like
reading a Mortgage Application.
HELP!!
Legacy User Group
Back in my family there's areas where there's so many family names that sound
the same, or are very similar using names which are spelled nearly the
same.
I'm running into areas where for each name I'm wanting to add, I have to search
through my records for the name, and one file has
Maybe I was a little vague in describing my problem. No matter what I have
up and running, it would be terrific to be able to have the Names List handy
without going through closing what I have open, then opening the names, then
going back sigh Very time consuming.
There's been
I've been hearing a lot about AccessExactly what is this and where
can I read up on it and maybe get it?
Also, I do have Open Office. which program do I use and what file do I
open? If I sound like I'm not sure what I'm doing you're right.
grin
Joseph
From Gary
You
I don't know about you all, but I've done better finding information at
rootsweb than at familysearch. And RW is easier to maneuver through...
The only problem I've found it rooting for good solid information.
Legacy User Group guidelines:
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Joseph (Ragweed) wrote
I've known the date, such as August 10. But the year could be either 1853
or 1854. I've think I've tried the following:
10 Aug 1853-1854
10 Aug 1853-54
10 Aug 1853/1854
10 Aug 1853 or 1854
.and nothing works, it takes the highest year.
I would rather not have
I've run into a problem with dates too.
I've known the date, such as August 10. But the year could be either 1853
or 1854. I've think I've tried the following:
10 Aug 1853-1854
10 Aug 1853-54
10 Aug 1853/1854
10 Aug 1853 or 1854
.and nothing works, it takes the highest year.
I would
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From: Joseph (Ragweed) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Return Receipts
In Internet Explorer it's Tools/Options/Send and check Reply to messages
in the format in which they were sent Other programs
In Internet Explorer it's Tools/Options/Send and check Reply to messages in
the format in which they were sent Other programs are similar.
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Oh yeah? I've got both Scotch and Irish. sigh
GRIN
From: Bob Hendry
Thanks, but this isn't working. The best I could do was change all Surnames
to uppercase and display all surnames in uppercase. But for some reason, I
just can't get O'bryan to display as O'Bryan . . .
A quirk
Or Genealogy.com, or have access through a library
From: Glenny
Am I to assume that the only way of having access to census over the net is
to belong to ancestry.com?
Legacy User Group guidelines:
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Archived messages:
I think if it were me, I'd do it this way:
Child born James Lee Smith and the Johnson's adopt him. In the first name
field I'd put James Lee (Smith) and in the Sir name I'd put Johnson. Then in
the notes I'd elaborate on the adoption.
From: Charles Shirley Woolley
Thanks Dawn.
I agree completely!
By the way, Jan, have you looked into any of the Oldham's in the Waynesboro,
PA and Hagerstown, MD. areas?? I had friends in Hagerstown and the
grandfather lived in Waynesboro. I believe the family is rather old in that
area.
Joseph Snurr
formally from that area
I'm new here so I hope I do this correctly.
I've been trying to get a workable page. I have discovered two problems.
I did one a year or so ago which gave me an index page with links to the name
index. Also, it gave me that index of names which were linked to the
respective pages for that
.
Rich in LA CA
--- Joseph (Ragweed) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new here so I hope I do this correctly.
I've been trying to get a workable page. I have
discovered two problems.
I did one a year or so ago which gave me an index
page with links to the name index. Also, it gave me
that index
I'm sorry for not being complete in my description. I'm doing it in the
pedigree format. I did one in the Ancestor format and it was all put into
one page. Not what I'm wanting with 8000 plus individuals. I want each
individual on a single page, but with their (grand)parents, children and
Interestingly, it won't allow me to do the repair. If brings up the error
where it says it must close and when I click, it does.
From Dave Miller
I had the same problem yesterday. I had been using Legacy for some hours
and no matter what I tried it would not generate the surname
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