Yes. It was available on the Legacy Home page.
Rich in LA CA
--- Jane Sarles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So is Animap a separate program that one must
purchase?
Jane Sarles
RICHARD SCHULTHIES wrote:
I reccomend AniMap for USA county changes.
Rich in LA CA
--- Jane Sarles [EMAIL
Jane,
Normally, I would say click Print, select what you wish to appear on the screen
and click Preview. Unfortunately, this isn't working at present.
But you say you want to create a Fedcom, so you don't actually need to see it -
you can just go to the Gedcom Creation and elect to use only
Jane,
Just reset it to what age you want OptionsCustomiseData Entry.
Ron Ferguson
_
Update your British Prime Ministers Timeline - Blogs
http://www.fergys.co.uk
View the Grimshaw Family Tree at:
Jane,
At one time I stumbled across a website that had county creation dates and
details for each state so I know one is out there- unfortunately I didn't save
it [sigh]
- Original Message
From: Jane Sarles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Friday, July
Hi
Just to clarify what I meant by unstructured address.
In TMG each part of the address has a name e.g. village, city or county and
you can have different names for different parts of the address depending on
the country you are dealing with. In Legacy you can put anything anywhere
and you
In actuality the US census creates a minimum of two witnesses, one of which is
recorded on the census.
Witness #1 is the person giving the information to the enumerator. That person
witnesses the recording of the information he/she is giving by the enumerator.
Witness #2 is the enumerator, who
Hi Ron,
Sorry if I have caused confusion about quoting 'The Lowe' I do know what and
where The Lowe is, I was just quoting it as an example.
The real question was if someone asked me where it was, how would I search
my Legacy database? I don't think I can search sources for 'The Lowe' in
Hi Jenny,
Personally, I would not split a publication like a journal or book but (at
the moment) I would split a census - the information in a census is huge and
(to me) is a primary.
Best wishes
David
*
David S Brookes
Musical Director, The
Mary Young wrote
it's no more difficult to access 500 or 5,000 Sources than 220 - if
they're sensibly named.
Of course it's not - perhaps a fraction more time-consuming - but what a
waste of resources! The program needs more memory to handle the bulk,
the hard disk needs more space to
Hi Mary,
I really want to be able to search legacy for a census (exact location) and
to get a census (exact location) as a result and not a person.
Best wishes and thanks for your reply.
David
*
David S Brookes
Musical Director, The Brewood
Bruce McArthur wrote
In TMG each part of the address has a name e.g. village, city or county
and you can have different names for different parts of the address
depending on the country you are dealing with. In Legacy you can put
anything anywhere and you could end up with a place being at
On 5th July 2008, Mary Young wrote:
I might lump new stuff using the Templates in v.7.
Oh no, Mary. Does this mean you are deserting the 'extreme splitters club'.
Only me and Ward Walker left!! :-)
Best wishes
David
*
David S Brookes
Musical
Hi Jenny,
Now I'm no expert (as by now you've gathered) but surely if the information
is there whether it is in the Master Source or Detail Source it is the same
information, being recorded the same number of times and therefore using
(approximately) the same memory resources. Surely when you
I agree entirely Mary
Best wishes
David
*
David S Brookes
Musical Director, The Brewood Singers
www.brewoodsingers.co.uk
Organist Choirmaster, Polesworth Abbey
www.polesworthabbey.co.uk
David wrote:
Oh no, Mary. Does this mean you are deserting the 'extreme splitters club'.
Only me and Ward Walker left!! :-)
I only said might ! (offered as a sop to the extreme lumpers).
Mary
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Archived
Jenny
I don't worry about resources that is what modern computers are for.
Reports are saved to pdf and emailed. Chacun a son gout.
I guess we have to agree to differ.
Mary
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David wrote:
The real question was if someone asked me where it was, how would I search
my Legacy database? I don't think I can search sources for 'The Lowe' in
Legacy.
Yes, you can! But there are 10 fields in Sources, so it can be tedious.
Don't use the Magnifying Glass icon search.
In the
How in the world do you tell who gave the info to the census
enumerator? In just one case, I can tell -- my grandmother gave her
daughters' relationships as daughter while the relationship of the
children by her husband's first marriage as step-son. Other than
that, you don't even know if it
I found it Mary, so thanks for that, but as you say, it is a bit tedious.
To find something in a Detail Source, I eventually found it by searching
Citation-Text.
Best wishes
David
*
David S Brookes
Musical Director, The Brewood Singers
Maybe it's easier in v.7 (or do you have that already?)
Mary
On 7/5/08, music-line [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found it Mary, so thanks for that, but as you say, it is a bit tedious.
To find something in a Detail Source, I eventually found it by searching
Citation-Text.
Legacy User Group
Hi Mary,
No, it looks like it's the same - I'm using V7, so I suppose that's it.
Thank you so much for your help.
Best wishes
David
*
David S Brookes
Musical Director, The Brewood Singers
www.brewoodsingers.co.uk
Organist
Another reason for not splitting is to avoid errors. If you consider each
one as separate, there is a chance that mistakes can enter into the data.
Also, if you wish to change the description of a source, you only have to
change it in one place rather than in each record. In the UK, the Public
Kristen,
I've just tried this and I can confirm this condition. I have a source
created with the Artifact template. The Source text does not appear at all
in the Descendant Book Report, nor does the Source Detail. It also does not
print in the Individual Report, nor the Family Group Report. The
The problem arose because of all those in my data for whom I do not have
a birth or a death date. In many cases, all I have is the name of a
spouse, and no further information on them.
I went through the list of tagged people manually and changed those I
knew to be living to indicate so.
Try this one.
http://www.familyhistory101.com/map_county.html
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 2:44 AM, Wynthner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jane,
At one time I stumbled across a website that had county creation dates and
details for each state so I know one is out there- unfortunately I didn't
save it
Don
I agree Don, but my mail was about why only incude the Census and BMD
templates for part of a
country. But going to the other reply re the alphabet that was posted, A for
Australia and C for
Canada and a few more countries would come before England and Wales.
Bob
--- Don Brown [EMAIL
For what it's worth Jane, when I add people, I have a pretty good idea when
they were born so I have used Circa or About in the date of birth field. Makes
it a lot easier to differentiate between Joseph Croteau born Circa 1800 and
Joseph Croteau born Circa 1900.
Paul Croteau
I am a splitter, although I split less with the new Source Writer. I am
truly curious as to why anyone cares how many Master Sources they have? I
frequently see postings to this list from people who say they are lumpers
because they don't want a heavily populated Master Source list.
But you have
ronald ferguson wrote:
The information can be found by selecting the search item on the top tool bar.
Select the Detailed
Search tab. Choose individual living equal to yes create list. If you then
select print
you may direct the output to the screen, a printer, a CSV file or a PDF file.
So if that person asking you if you have any people recorded in The Lowe
you're looking for the location, not the people? What is the point of that?
Why aren't you looking for the people who are recorded on the census in The
Lowe? If you want to find the people who are recorded on The Lowe
I have one 1900 census source. It's easy. Everyone uses it. I find a new
family, I know what source to use. I don't have to go looking to see if I
already have a source in that location, I don't have to spend a lot of time
setting up a new one if I don't already have one, I can have all 8
I have chosen to create a marriage event called Marriage witnesses. I
enter the names of the witnesses in the description with date and place
in the appropriate fields. It reads Marriage witnesses were XX and XX on
date in/at place. I rarely enter marriage witness as an event/fact for
an
- Original Message -
From: Janis Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 8:29 AM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Census - To split or not to split, that is the
question!
I am a splitter, although I split less with the new Source
Dede:
Many thanks for checking and confirming.
Kirsten
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dede Holden
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 5:47 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] 7.0.0.53 Source: Artifacts Privately
Barb:
I can't check this because I had no saved templates. Sorry.
Kirsten
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Barb
Weed
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 7:00 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] 7.0.0.53 Sourcing
Lill Ann.
I do not know about other countries but in Britain many of the witnesses to 19c
marriages were in fact church lay officials rather then family. This is easy to
spot by going through the parish registers. Additionally they were usually
literate, or at least could sign their name.
One of the reasons I'm a splitter as to census records is that I file paper
copies of sources by File ID number and I find it easier to keep each census
page as a master source where the ID number can be seen directly from a
person's record without opening every source detail. I print pages of
The point is that it doesn't matter who gave the information.
Whoever gave it would be Witness #1.
As I said.. there will ALWAYS be a minimum of two witnesses although only one
(the enumerator) is named on the census.
- Original Message
From: Elizabeth Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
I'm trying to create web pages with the V 7 and it is not picking up any of the
Events that I have listed as census, but it is picking up the other events.
Any suggestions? I've just downloaded V 7, did receive my manual and videos
yesterday, so I've just been playing around with it. From
A enhancement could be if we could tag ancestors of anyone born before an
appropriate date (example - 1910) and have everyone tagged set to
non-living.
Art Seddon
- Original Message -
From: Dennis M. Kowallek
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 7:35
Witness to what? The census is an enumeration (listing) of persons. Did you
think the individual who provided the information is a witness of the
written enumeration? Extremely unlikely, at least in the US. The information
provided was copied onto the forms later. The original information
Ron,
In Norway the marriage witnesses were father's or relatives as long as
the couple were from the area.
Lill Ann
ronald ferguson wrote:
Lill Ann.
I do not know about other countries but in Britain many of the witnesses to 19c
marriages were in fact church lay officials rather then
BOB CUNNINGHAM wrote
But going to the other reply re the alphabet that was posted, A for
Australia and C for Canada and a few more countries would come before
England and Wales.
But a) I had my tongue firmly in my cheek and b) I was only referring to
the UK, nothing to do with the rest of
Jenny
My tongue was also in my cheek when I mentioned the rest of the world and said
A and C and others
would come before E and W and of course I and S as well.
Bob
--- Jenny M Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BOB CUNNINGHAM wrote
But going to the other reply re the alphabet that was
Hello listers,
OK, so even though we are leaving Mexico for Texas again and I do
not have time yet to use it I finally purchased the new V7 deluxe
package.
Can someone please tell me the proper way to download the new
version and still keep V6? I want to use a small DB with the new
version
Mary Young wrote
I don't worry about resources that is what modern computers
Nice if you can afford to upgrade to bigger and better memory and hard
drive whenever you need to!
Chacun a son gout.
I guess we have to agree to differ.
Fortunately, we are all free to differ and most of us
Jane,
I've found it best to always enter a birth and death date for anyone I
don't personally know is alive.
Even if I don't know the actual dates one can come up with valid estimates.
A real life example:
My cousin's mother and father were divorced when she was very young and she had
no contact
You need to have a seperate Legacy database and a seperate Clooz database if
you are using Legacy v7. Clooz was setup to use a Legacy v6 database - and
the makers of Legacy changed the database for version 7.
On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 6:32 PM, Donna Felina Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have
Yes, this is reeeally good. From it I can construct a timeline for
each of my counties. Thanks so much.
Jane
Don Varner wrote:
Try this one.
http://www.familyhistory101.com/map_county.html
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 2:44 AM, Wynthner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jane,
At one time I
Mary Young wrote
If anyone on this List is actually Not Living, I'd advise putting
Unknown in their Death Date.
I wasn't really concentrating when I read your message and when I got to
that sentence I was thinking List meant LUG Mailing List!
--
Jenny M Benson
Legacy User Group
Help!!
I am attempting to run a name list report and once I got an Runtime Error 9
Script out of Range and then each time after that when I click on preview
or print to pdf or print it freezes the program and shuts down.
I checked the error number one the site and followed directions and deleted
Susan Perrett wrote
Is it possible to add further fonts to Legacy Charting and if so, where
would one install them to? I would like to add Black Chancery.
It appears that the present fonts are not the same as the fonts I use
in MS Word 2007.
I have all the same fonts available in Charting
wrote
Can someone please tell me the proper way to download the new version
and still keep V6? I want to use a small DB with the new version until
I learn how to use it correctly. I remember that several of you use
more than one version on the same computer and it is now time for me to
Install to a different directory than your previous version and
everything should be fine.
Default directory is c:\Legacy
choose something unique.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello listers,
OK, so even though we are leaving Mexico for Texas again and I do
not have time yet to use it I
Just download version 7 and install it in a different Directory than Legacy 6.
They both want to install in:
C:\Legacy\.
That is probably where you have your version 6 installed.
For version 7, I installed it in:
C:\Legacy7\
You probably will need to copy your data files over to the
Sorry to be so late. Animap thier is a charge, yet very well worth it
Tim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Jane Sarles
Sent: Friday, July 04, 2008 8:56 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Timelines
Hi again
I'm sorry I seem to have opened a can of worms with my description of TMG's
ability to record witnesses. Witnesses is just a TMG generic term for
other people involved in an event - in fact they can take on any role - so
in a census they can be wife, son, daughter etc, for a will
I've successfully made an hour glass chart, but recently made some
changes to the related family file. I would like the changes be
reflected in the chart but I can't find the UPDATE FILE LIST button
mentioned in the help document.
Where is it located?
Gary
No virus found in this outgoing
When editing my surname list, there are items that are showing up that are not
linked to the person that shows as linked. I have J (typo) showing as linked
to Mary J. surname but it doesn't show up when I pull up her name. Also I have
Jr. showing as a last name but is the right place in
Hi Listers
I wasn't aware there had been an update, my Legacy Home page in v7 and
the 'Update' link both display that build 7.0.0.45 2 June 2008 is
still the latest build. Thanks for raising awareness of the new build
through the list.
Cheers
Tracy
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Thanks everyone for the reminder of how to load more than one
version. As I said, it has been a while since I was subscribed to
the list or had even used the program. Hopefully that will change
soon.
Thanks again,
Myrna
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To all those who read this I found my tagging problem and is corrected. But
the error with the name list report still exists.
--
- Christina Hruška
--And the Dragon Grins...
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Christina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I now cannot set my tags to show. I check
Hi Gary,
I've successfully made an hour glass chart, but recently made some
changes to the related family file. I would like the changes be
reflected in the chart but I can't find the UPDATE FILE LIST button
mentioned in the help document. Where is it located?
I resorted to looking up the
I am a new user of Legacy and still finding my way. I have come across a
small problem and wondered how others would handle it.
I have just found my ggg grandfather Joseph THOMAS and his wife Grace in the
English 1891 Census living in Hackney, London with their daughter Emily and
husband
- Original Message -
From: Colin Liddell
SNIP
: My question is; how do I handle the different spellings of his surname?
:
: Do I make the assumption that the birth spelling is correct and just use
: that in all instances or should I put in the Marriage notes the spelling
: used there
Far left
Icons that sit on Left margin, last Icon that has 2 Arrows Top arrow
point to left, bottom arrow pointing to right.
If you place cursor over it it says Refresh Chart
Gary Elder wrote:
I've successfully made an hour glass chart, but recently made some
changes to the related family
Welcome Colin!
You should be safe in using the spelling on the birth record as the
preferred version--at least until/unless you find more evidence.You may
also want to record the other spellings as aka's, although there could be
some argument about whether George was really *also known as*
Don't worry David there are probably lots of 'extreme splitter' lurkers out
here.
Count me in.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of music-line
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 2:10 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: RE:
Thanks John, I see where that updated my spelling corrections within
each chart box, but it didn't update the chart to include a child I had
added to an existing family group. Suggestions?
John Magyari wrote:
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