I'll add that, like some others, I use the Marriage Events to record
anything that related to the couple, rather than the individual.  For
example, I record the census under marriage when a couple appear together.

Scott

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 5:51 PM, Jan Roberts <[email protected]> wrote:

> I add anything that happened to the family (as a whole, or part of e.g.
> mum and son, dad and three out of four children, mum and dad, the three
> siblings) - some examples are group photos, a family holiday, a census
> event.  If, for arguments sake, I had a photo of a child's graduation and
> mum and dad are in the photo with the child I would add this as an event
> for the child, not the family - however, if it was a group photo take at a
> picnic I would include it as a marriage (read 'family') event because it
> isn't specific to any one person.  If I find a census entry for one of the
> children on his / her own, they would get an individual event - but if the
> rest of the family was together at a different location that entry would
> still be a family / marriage event.  I have also changed the wording for
> reports to something like "The following involved [couplenames] and / or
> their children."
>
> Cheers
> Jan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: julia m [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 21 March 2012 06:34
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [LegacyUG] Examples of marriage events?
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> I'm a long time Legacy user but have never, ever added an Event in the
> Marriage Information section. I would like to know some examples of what
> could/should be added there? Maybe I'm adding some of my information to the
> individual when it actually should be an Event in the Marriage section. I
> don't know.
> I think I'm asking this because I started seeing discussions about some
> people adding the Census Event under the Marriage section (although I still
> need to wrap my head around that idea and why I should do it.)
> Thanks,Julia
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