Birth of first child too late after Marriage Date.
[pm. 17 Sep 1924 and b. 30 Mar 1929]
Birth of first child is later than normal after Marriage Date of Parents.
Verify the birth and marriage dates.
There might be a child missing.
It's less than five years, for heaven's sake!
Pat
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On 16/09/2019 15:57, Pat Hickin wrote:
Birth of first child too late after Marriage Date.
[pm. 17 Sep 1924 and b. 30 Mar 1929]
Birth of first child is later than normal after Marriage Date of
Parents. Verify the birth and marriage dates.
There might be a child missing.
It's less than five
And with couples putting off childbirth until later on, that message will
pop up more and more often. I simply click on "not a problem".
I also get one saying that the birth is too soon after marriage! It will
also pop up when a couple have children, then decide to get married.
On Mon, Sep 16,
You can change the settings in the Tools menu for the potential problems under
“Gaps”
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> On Sep 16, 2019, at 10:51, Roberta Schwalm wrote:
>
> And with couples putting off childbirth until later on, that message will pop
> up more and more often. I simply click on "not a
That is what I do!
On Mon, Sep 16, 2019 at 2:20 PM Juergen Amling wrote:
> You can change the settings in the Tools menu for the potential problems
> under “Gaps”
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Sep 16, 2019, at 10:51, Roberta Schwalm
> wrote:
>
> And with couples putting off childbirth
Roberta,
If you set your gaps settings correctly then the message about child
born too late after marriage will NOT pop up more and more often.
There is a place to put a date for when you think your families started
using birth control and the gaps are no longer checked. You can also
just
Cathy, the ones where that message pops are way before birth control. Like
in the 1700s, 1800s and early to mid-1900s.
In any event, I am hardly getting that message anymore.
On Mon, Sep 16, 2019 at 9:15 PM Cathy Pinner wrote:
> Roberta,
>
> If you set your gaps settings correctly then the
I can do this by creating a CSV file but I would like to stay in Legacy.
Cheers from Valerie Garton [nee Vaughan] in sunny Sydney
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Roberta,
I was just responding to your comment: "And with couples putting off
childbirth until later on, that message will pop up more and more often."
Early to mid 1900s people were likely using birth control. I have mine
set to stop checking after 1930 and sometimes think I should set it
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