In Source Details Text or Comments (depending on what is most appropriate
for the individual situation) I make a note about what the source is
referencing. That way, if one source only provides part of the information
I can easily see that. If I later obtain another source which provides a
date or a place or whatever, I make note of that also.
Cheers
Jan
Yes, but doesn't that source the date, place, etc. too? Even though they are
blank? I'm looking for a way to source the relationship WITHOUT a date,
place,
etc.
Then I have two questions...
1> When all you know is that X married Y (no date or place), how/where do
you
source it? Example: source is an obit which lists a daughter by her married
name.
2> Then later, when you learn the date/place of the marriage, how/where do
you
source it? Example: source is the marriage return for above daughter.
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