I second this idea. I have a similar issue. Creating a "Find A Grave
Memorial" event works nicely.
Ciao,
Christopher
On 9/21/2020 8:59 AM, Brian Kelly wrote:
Richard,
I would use an Event named Find A Grave for the duplicate (or for both
if you wish) and enter only one in the FindaGrave field on the
Individual data screen.
I have a couple of legitimate duplicates in my file as well.
For one he died in WW II and is buried in a military cemetery in
Holland but his parents also included him on their headstone in Quebec
as a memorial. Both sites have FindaGrave memorial numbers. I suppose
by FindaGrave rules only the Holland Cemetery is a legitimate memorial
because it marks the location of his burial.
The other case is an aunt of my wife. She was cremated and, because of
family squabbles, part of her ashes were buried with her husband in
East Springfield, MA, USA while a second packet was transported to
Nova Scotia and buried with her parents. In this case both FindaGrave
memorial numbers mark her resting places.
Brian Kelly
On 21-Sep.-20 1:02 a.m., Richard Van Wasshnova wrote:
Roberta,
My cousin, #4, has one in a military cemetery also. I aim to find out
which one he is really in but I'm not sure how to record both
profiles so that Check/Repair doesn't mess with them.
Richard Van Wasshnova
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