Sherry, I have one family with multiple spellings and 21 lines. I
have the lines separated because we already have over 3000 people in
one line. At some point I might merge them together in a separate
family file, but right now I have them separate. It probably depends
on how big you think it will get and how you need to search. I need
to search for lines A through V as well as print them separately so I
have not done them together. Think of the eventual big picture and
figure out if it would be easier to merge later or now. It's all up
to the number of people you expect it to be and how you will use the
info.
Ellen Kramer
Researching and loving Dorman, Kramer, Mirarchi, Procopio, Renninger
and Staudt-Stoudt-Stout families
On Oct 4, 2009, at 9:38 PM, Sherry wrote:
I am getting ready to enter family information into Legacy. I am a
new user and so I have a question. There are 3 lines from the
original immigrant ancestor. Each with a variation of the last name:
Nidiffer, Neidiffer, and Nidiver. These three names developed over
time as they migrated to different parts of the country. Should I
enter all of them as one great big happy family? Or should I create
different family trees in Legacy?
Thanks. Sherry W.
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