The issue that Chris is discovering is that the Hint icon other than on
Family View or Pedigree View may be out of date. Requests for hints are
only sent from Family View and Pedigree View and it looks as though the
hint icon on other views has a considerable lag. I'm not sure when they
are
CE:
When a National Cemetery opened in northeast Ohio, at least one veteran was
moved from his local cemetery to the National Cemetery.
Howland Davis
-Original Message-
From: CE WOOD
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Mon, Sep 21, 2020 4:55 pm
Subject: [LegacyUG] Cenotaph
Many FAG memorials are cenotaphs, not gravestones. People who search cemeteries
find them and, not knowing the genealogy of the person, mistakenly enter it as
a gravestone. FAG asks that all cenotaphs be duly marked as such on a memorial
page, but many people don't follow the rule, even if
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
Hi Chris,
Thank you very much though I found your post a bit hard to follow! But I
think I got there in the end.
So far everything's gone well since I deleted the cookies.
Gillian
On 21/09/2020 19:57, Chris Hill wrote:
Hi Gillian
You might want to read this post, which I have raised on
Hi Gillian
You might want to read this post, which I have raised on the Legacy
Facebook page.
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I am just back to my master PC, the other was on my laptop, and still
running at v339. This works with my looking at my fathers hints with no
problem. Looked at my cousins hints, with
Hi Brian,
I've now tried many Hints following your advice, that is, deleted all
cookies for fmp, and so far everything's going well. Thank you very very
much.
Gillian
On 21/09/2020 17:08, Brian Kelly wrote:
Not any kind of expert but that message looks like a problem with the
web browser
Not any kind of expert but that message looks like a problem with the
web browser you are using. It is reporting an error with the findmypast
web site or with the string legacy is sending to the site. Since it is
reporting a bad cookie I would first try deleting all the cookies in
your
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
I have the same error with version 9.0.0.339. I updated to version 362,
which I had been avoiding because if the issues with 361, and now get as
far as a Loading hints display from FindMyPast which had been running for a
few minutes.
So it looks like the later version has the correct security
Can some kind person please explain to me why I nearly always get this
message when I try to look at a Hint:
Sometimes, but only very rarely, I do manage to get through to
findmypast to see what the hint is.
Findmypast is the only site I have marked for hints.'
Regards,
Gillian Hakli
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Sorry. I found something similar lately when there was a dispute about
where a subject's father was actually buried. On Google it came up with one
on FAG, but when I went there and logged in, I found that the individual
seemed to have 2 different headstones in 2 different cemetaries, albeit 2
On Mon, 21 Sep 2020 at 06:03, Richard Van Wasshnova <
rfvanwasshn...@gmail.com> 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.
>
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