Re: [LegacyUG] SourceWriter and Irish Census of 1901/1911

Census Records>All Countries except those listed below (Ireland is not one of the listed countries. Select the Medium then go to step two Brian Kelly On 10-Apr.-19 2:54 p.m., Pete wrote: I have been trying to find some explanation of HOW TO add a master source, using SourceWriter, for

Re: [LegacyUG] RINs and MRINS

Thank you to all who replied to my query. I learned a little bit from each, and from others, more. Greatly appreciated! Cynthia Dodd Nichols Russell great-great-great-great-granddaughter of Francis FERGUS 1752 Co Tyrone, IRE-1841 Tennessee/USA great-great-great-granddaughter of General James

[LegacyUG] SourceWriter and Irish Census of 1901/1911

I have been trying to find some explanation of HOW TO add a master source, using SourceWriter, for the 1901/1911 Irish census. I know it should be easy. However, I am now in the overload mode where I am totally confused. Is there a template that I should use to enter a Master Source for the

Re: [LegacyUG] Search

Thanks for the information. gary On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 10:04 PM John Faulks wrote: > Gary > > Under Search/find you can create a list with the primary condition > Individual/Notes General/contains/"your phrase". Be sure the create a new > search list. > > Contains is best when the phrase

Re: [LegacyUG] RINs and MRINS

Hi RINs and MRINs are auto-generated identities applied to individuals and marriages as they are created. They are there so that the various parts of the Legacy database can connect to the correct individuals and marriages. You might say that Frank married Ann, but Legacy will know that

Re: [LegacyUG] RINs and MRINS

Also valuable when you are comparing your data with others the number is a simple method of Identification within your files. Especially when or If you have 3oo Donald's with the same last name. Ian On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 8:32 AM Michele Lewis wrote: > I suggest you don’t include them in

Re: [LegacyUG] RINs and MRINS

I suggest you don’t include them in reports. You don’t need them and those persons reading your reports won’t understand them. These are autogenerated numbers that database programs need to have. Some people tie the RINs/MRINs to their paper filing system (I don’t). Michele Simmons

[LegacyUG] RINs and MRINS

I definitely need to understand RINs and MRINs as I am getting ready to create a Descendant Report - 12 generations. I do not have any of these numbers on the names I have entered into my Legacy file. Obviously it is something that I did not set up. And, how to these RINs and MRINs work and what