There is no way to source a location. You could cite your source as part
of the note. Perhaps by saying something like:
'According to the book "Title" by "Author" "publishing information" the
town/city/county has the "nickname".'
Brian Kelly
On 12-Jun.-19 6:45 p.m., magnoliasouth wrote:
I have tried to find instructions on this but have been unable to figure
this out. It's just so rare that I need it but in this case, I do.
Is there a way to source locations? I have some real locations with
nicknames that are used in a book about Central Texas. This book lists
locations that are often found in other books on the region, especially
when you don't know what it means. That's not actually the subject of
the book at all, but I found it helpful when I discovered it anyway.
I would like to source the nickname that I enter in the Notes part of a
Master Location. How do I do that?
I'm planning an Ancestral book for my in-laws' 60th wedding anniversary
and I obviously want it to work, correctly, when it comes time to print
it. Time is always so short!
If there is no way to do this, are there any suggestions?
Thanks! Sorry, but I've had several questions as of late.
Cindy
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