Jerry,
I enter a Township in place of the city/town place name -- I don't include both 
-- signifying that the Township is outside the city or town boundaries.
Bill

Hillsburgh, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada

-----Original Message-----
From: Jerry [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2010 12:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] LOCATIONS

In this discussion, may I ask one other question?  Where would some of
you put the TOWNSHIP in a 4 place location naming convention?   The
United States and Canada are big on townships in a lot of places and sometimes 
townships keep some records.

In a 4 place naming convention I guess I would put something like this:

New Haven, Lenox Township - Macomb County, Michigan, USA

or short form

New Haven, Lenox Twp - Macomb, MI, USA

?

On 4/30/2010 2:03 PM, Connie Sheets wrote:
> I never include USA in my locations, although I might if my family were more 
> recent immigrants.  I do add the country on those rare occasions when I find 
> a cousin who emigrated to Canada or Argentina.  I have never comprehended the 
> need for the blank comma convention.
>
> This means most of my locations are 3 part, although most of my burial 
> locations are 4 part because I include the name of the cemetery in the 
> location, e.g. Masonic Cem., Eagleville, Harrison Co., Missouri.
>
> Any difficulty this may cause is solved, IMO, by a right to left, rather than 
> the default left to right, sort.
>
> I rarely use the word "of" for reasons already discussed, although I do 
> sometimes use "probably" in a death or birth location field.
>
> I'm sure there are some highly technical reasons why others would be 
> horrified by my methods, but they work for me.
>
> Connie




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