Wills and monumental inscriptions often provide clinching evidence for relationships between family members, which I don't think can be sourced but also does provide evidence for births, deaths, marriages and other facts that can be supported by sourcing But I can't think of a consistent and sensible part of the Legacy database as a home for these transcriptions or abstracts Currently I store wills as a testator's event/fact and reference this as the source (the transcription will include the location of the copied document and when and by whom it was transcribed) for the various facts that the will supports I do something different for monumental inscriptions because the amount of text is much less; I put a transcription as part of the source detail text/comment, which seems wasteful when the one inscription supports several facts I've looked in the help file and the reference manual but can't find advice how to manage these two filing issues What do you do?
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