On 2013/10/26 00:34, Laura Johnson wrote:
Is there a way to tag ALL marriages in the database? I can see how to
do it with individuals and I already have done that but I would like to
tag all of the marriages so that I can work through them to correct
problems that were in FTM before I
Hi All,
A question. Mainly for support, I think :-)
In deriving a solution to Laura's question concerning Tagging of Marriages, I
took a close look at the Last Modified window. This is brought onto view by
clicking on the date shown at the bottom right of the main window. On the
resultant
Dear Group;
I realize after doing research for decades that I am not at all certain what
recorded date means. In this case, I am referring to when I am adding master
sources to my files. At the bottom of the window, there is a field for the
recorded date.
Does this mean the date on which I
I am using it as the date I located, found, or recorded the information.
Copyright date should go in the source citation.
Kathy
On 26/10/2013, at 6:12 PM, Roxanne maighe...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear Group;
I realize after doing research for decades that I am not at all certain what
recorded
Mike,
An interesting approach.
Do you happen to know if this method would include the pseudo marriages created
when a child is born out of wedlock? I suspect it will.
On this point I am wondering if it may be possible to exclude marriages where a
partner has a RIN = 0. Or maybe exclude those
I have an ancestor I have done a tree for with Legacy and I followed only male
lines down. If a female married into another family name, the tree stopped for
her line. so, I have one “origin”, the first person I have recorded in my
family. But, if I were to follow all female lines down I would
Kathy -
You can get an idea from the examples on the VCF forum of the types of
charts that RM and TMG create - more freeform and customizable than
Legacy - but for your purposes, RM is the better choice. TMG has 37
options for the display of each event in the chart (whether to include
the memo,
Roxanne,
I use it to record the date that I added the new source. Many people just
leave it blank. I am a little OCD with fill-in-the-blank forms so I like to
fill it out :) I like knowing when I added the sources.
Michele
Technical Support
mich...@legacyfamilytree.com
Chuck,
I am not at all clear as to what you mean when referring to the female tree.
This may be because I tend to think in terms of mtDNA when considering a female
tree. In my scenario the female line is always passed from mother to daughter
down the line.
Which is why I cannot see why you
I must have been very unclear in how I asked my question. It may be that it
is so basic that you may think it more involved. I have been working on a
family tree for over a year, but am not necessarily versed in the
architectural design of trees. I start with a person
male 1
This would have been a great idea EXCEPT that once you get the list, you
are NOT getting the marriages to tag. You still get a list of
individuals to tag. I already have tagged all individuals in the
database and have been working my way through cleaning those up.
There are 54,833 individuals
From the Help topics for Source Detail and SourceWriter
Recorded Date - This is the date you recorded the source citation.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 1:12 AM, Roxanne maighe...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear Group;
I realize after doing research
Chuck Sechler wrote:
I have an ancestor I have done a tree for with Legacy and I
followed only male lines down. If a female married into
another family name, the tree stopped for her line. so, I
have one “originâ€, the first person I have recorded in my
family. But, if I were to follow all
Thanks everyone! I feel much better, since I have been using the recorded
date field for the date I found the source.
Roxanne Wolfe
On Saturday, October 26, 2013 7:13 AM, Sherry/Support
she...@legacyfamilytree.com wrote:
From the Help topics for Source Detail and SourceWriter
Recorded
Laura, if you are slightly able to deal with databases and their
structures, then I would suggest considering the Legacy add-on LTOOLS for
major clean-up, and special tagging (marriages can have up to three tags).
Dennis Kowallek, the LTOOLS programmer, has helped others with similar
problems.
I would gladly use LTools IF it was able to do this. But all of the
features listed on both the regular and deluxe versions do not mention
anything about tagging marriages. If Dennis can confirm that it will do
this, I would gladly purchase it just to save me the time
On 10/26/2013 1:56 PM,
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