If I understand it correctly when citing a Census, the citation
includes the name of the person (ID of Person in Legacy) and that
means each family member's name would be listed separately for the
source assigned to them. Since each different citation shows up as a
separate source in the
Cathy:
I'd say you should absolutely group the whole family in one citation.
Breaking them into separate citations for individual family member would
lead to craziness--not to mention loss of the complete family picture. I
frequently find two related families on a single page or on adjacent
Kirsten:
I think I didn't word the question properly. I am entering one
source for the Census with all the family members as an Event but,
when I add that Event to each person and assign a source to the
event, on the Detail Source screen, it asks for the ID of Person
which prints in the
Where can I find the Burial Address section?
Beverly in Oregon
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Beverley,
At the right edge of the Burial Field there is a blue down arrow and a grey
'plus', click the grey 'plus'.
Ron Ferguson
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Martin
Where are you adding these images - to locations, to sources, or a
mixture of both?
You say
I have added pictures to some locations and added more this
morning before making the website.
but also
Why can't source images appear on the website?
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Cathy,
I cite the head of household: Joel F. DeBoard household.
The exception is when it is someone of a different surname, boarding in the
household, or a nephew in the household, etc. In which case, I cite it as
Joel F. DeBoard household, for Michael Smith, boarder.
Janis Walker Gilmore
On
Cathy:
Oh, then that's a completely different ballgame. I've never seen published
protocol regarding the listing of events as there is for citing sources.
Events don't suit my particular purposes so I don't use them (everything is
included in the Source Detail), and I'll have to defer to one of
I'm new to the group. I'm about to have my computer changed from Vista to
Windows' 7. I'm concerned the new Legacy 7 won't work. Is anyone using
Windows' 7? Feedback is most appreciated. .Kathye
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Cathy, That's what I do... enter head of household name, as it appears
(sometimes it's last name first).
--Paula
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Census Source Citation Question
To:
Cathy, In this situation, I still use the head of household in the citation.
However, I add he was a boarder in Joel DeBoard's house in the Notes on
Michael Smith's census Event. I like the way that looks on the reports I run.
So maybe that is just personal preference.
--Paula
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You all have piqued my interest in mapping! Can someone please tell me the
best place to look to learn about this mapping capability? And is it related
to the geo location database? I would also appreciate any significant pros
cons you might be willing to share.
Thanks in advance,
--Paula
Cathy,
Although I am still on the fence with this, I currently have almost all of my
cemeteries, hospitals and churches in the Event Address list. If, however, you
use book reports, you'll find that when the cemetery (eg) is printed in
parens, it will include the entire address... which is
Ron, Are you saying the Event Addresses don't show up on your webpages?
Because I just did a quick test on the Ancestor Book and it does?
Or is the problem that Event Addresses aren't included on enough reports (most
of which have the HTML option)? Thanks for your patience.
--Paula in Texas
I am trying to make a descendancy chart from my great grandfather down to
my grandchildren. There are several 1/2 children and/or adopted children
that are not being shown on the chart.
What/where did I miss an option to show these individuals? I have version
7 deluxe.
Howland Davis
If you set the generate married names to 0 it will only affect names going
forward and not any that have been entered up to time.
Ross
From: Paula Ryburn paula.ryb...@sbcglobal.net
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:52:20
To be truthful, I didn't immediately notice the generate married names option
after it was introduced, so I may have generated some on the new marriages I've
entered this spring for my husband's side of the family. I don't want them.
Do generated married names look different in the Index
Paula,
The Location as shown in the Events do show up in web pages. Howver, addresses
as shown on the Address Screen eg birth Address etc. do not, except when
specifically referred to eg as a repository in the Sources.
It is for this reason that I use the Location filed - if I remember
Sorry, Paula, I now see what you mean! I had forgotten about that control as I
just set et and then ignored it.
My previous comment does not change though. As far as I am concerned the
important thing is whether to use them - and sometimes I do,
Ron Ferguson
Paula,
I think that you are under a misapprehension. There is no option to generate
them, but only options to display them in the Index and Names List.
Ron Ferguson
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I don't enter the city, county, etc. in the Event Addresses. That way you
don't get the redundant addresses. You can still enter the coordinates, for
mapping purposes. I usually look up the street address of the cemetery so I
have the exact coordinates rather than just the city's.
I have no
Howland,
I have just checked and they do for me, but I do have the children attached as
either step or adopted, whichever is appropriate. I do not know if this is
absolutely necessary, though. I do know that for web pages the links must be
made. That is the links between *all* sets of
Carolyn,
I had no intention of geting involved in this thread, but I am quite at a loss
as to how you show where people have lived during their lifetime if they are
not in, say the Location field of a Residence Event.
Specifically in Web Pages and Reports.
Ron Ferguson
I was referring to the Event Address lists (Burial, etc), not the Master
Location List. I use Event Address Lists for cemetery names, street
addresses, etc., and reserve Location for the city, county, etc. However,
when in the medieaval period, I include battles, abbeys, cathedrals, et alia
of
According to CNET - When boxed copies of Windows 7 go on sale on
October 22... Anything you are getting before that is a pre-release
version. I doubt they have tested it yet since the Windows 7 software
is still changing. I would wait...
Keith
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 2:06 PM, Kathye
Thank you all who responded. Now I feel comfortable entering just
the household name and having one citation for the Census without
being concerned about breaking some citation rule.
Cathy Vallevieni
Orange County, CA
At 11:52 AM 6/25/2009, you wrote:
Cathy, In this situation, I still use
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Carolyn,
I have removed the city etc. from Event Addresses, too, to remove redundancy in
my book reports (which in some ways defeats the purpose, but.).
I meant that I have yet to find a place where the Event ADDRESS Notes print.
I've even today re-tested trying to get them into a custom
Now I see better what is happening with these exported sources.
The source detail fields (i.e., the 'Source Detail' field for Basic sources
and various fields on the Detail Information tab for SW sources) are placed
in the GEDCOM at the point of citation in a line with a tag of 'PAGE',
What you could do, is make a separate database where you 'adopt' all the 1/2
kids so they are found as 'full' descendants. Then you can remove it after
printing, or leave one to keep just for print outs, and not keep up data.
Rich in LA CA
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This has come up several times.
You can create a separate database, but what a pain. I have asked about
this previously and there should be a simple option to include 1/2 kids.
I'm sure a lot of people would appreciate an option to include the family
they know and grow up with rather than
Sorry. I didn't realize you were trying to print the notes from the Address
List. I thought you were trying to print the Event notes along with the
location and address.
I would ask Support why they even have such an option if there is no way to
report on it!
Submit a suggestion that they
I think your problem Is that this is a Descendant Chart, and 1/2 kids are
not descendants of the step-parent, unless they have been adopted, in which
case, they are included.
Carolyn
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Paula:
To see the function, click the Mapping icon on the tool bar at the
top of the main screen. Also in the Help Function, search Map then
select Create Graphics File and it will explain a different way to
get the map.
Yes, it is related to the geo location database but the mapping
Paula,
The new mapping function uses the Microsoft Virtual Earth Web-based
mapping application. It is not related to the Geo Location Database.
There are two ways to use mapping.
a. For your Master location List you can view a map of the location (and
a list of the people who use each
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