Anne:

    You have seen the responses about stopping the potential problem for 
individuals.  But I would also have a reburial event for those that are 
affected.  As far as the frozen ground, do you mean that graves had not been 
pre-dug (see Northern Exposure episode where the mayor is estimating the number 
of graves needed and the doctor, Joel, refuses to give his thoughts as to who 
might die.)?

Howland Davis

-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Percival Kruszka <[email protected]>
To: legacyusergroup <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, Aug 4, 2015 6:11 pm
Subject: [LegacyUG] Potential Problems


I've been stewing about what to do about this issue for some time. I
have
several people with potential burial problems and the problems stem
from the
following circumstances:

1. Burial took place within a few days of death;
person was disinterred
and reburied in a new location; i.e. from a family
burial ground to a
new cemetery. I have quite a few people this happened to.
They lived in
the Lexington, Kentucky area.

2. Cremation took place but
ashes weren't interred for quite some time
afterwards (several instances of
this.)

3. Due to weather, person was not interred immediately. Most of
these
were due to people not being buried right away because ground was
frozen.

I don't want to turn off the potential problem alert, because it
helps
in correcting errors. Not sure what would happen if I add an
additional
burial event; make a custom re-burial event or used alternate burial
event.

Ideas?


--
*Anne Kruszka Yesterday is history, tomorrow is
mystery, today is a
gift. [Eleanor Roosevelt]*
http://geneanotes.blogspot.com
http://tennlady-generational.blogspot.com/




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