This is really a personal preference thing but I will tell you that I record 
ALL akas that I find in the records.  In your census example, I would record 
each one and I would use the specific census as the source for each AKA.  That 
way I can easily see how his name was recorded and where it was recorded that 
way.



Michele

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From: Ed Ladendorf [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, January 9, 2014 6:58 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] When to use AKAs



A direct line ancestor, Heinrich Ladendorf, has been found listed as Henry 
Lander in the 1860 census. He has also been found listed as H Ladendorff (an 
extra "F"), Henry Landenderf, etc. on different sources. There are several 
other variations.



Would you list every spelling you find, or just the ones where it is obvious 
they should be listed, i.e. Henry Lander or Henry Landenderf? Would you also do 
the same for those who are not direct line? Thanks for any direction. I'm 
trying to get it right this time.



Ed



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