On 2 Dec 2016 at 9:54, Judith Weber wrote:
> I have my families in separate files (Weber for Weber book, McKee for McKee
> book, etc.) for ease when printing a book (I include a lot of notes which
> makes for many pages in each book). I now would like to print a complete
> pedigree for one
I use the credit line to cite the film number like this for the birth and
christening records, birth register template created at county level online
database:
citing St. Joseph County Marriage record, v3 p241 rn 82, FHL microfilm 2342469:
Michigan Department of Vital Records, Lansing,
As a general practice, I use the FamilySearch collection as the Master Source,
with the county, volume, page, etc. recorded in the Source Detail, although I'm
not particularly consistent.
For that particular database, I have used the template for Marriage Registers,
County level and the
That is one of the main arguments for having all your research in a
single file.
There is no way to combine charts from different files in Legacy so you
would have to import all the other files into a working copy to create
the Pedigree chart you want.
Since Legacy creates reports based on
I have found a marriage record for one of my relatives on the
FamilySearch website. FamilySearch gives the following as the citation:
"New York, County Marriages, 1847-1848; 1908-1936," database with
images, FamilySearch
(https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-9880-44672-9?cc=1618491 :
Hi,
We are looking for volunteers to help with translations of the Dutch
version and Spanish version of Legacy.
If you are interested please email:
kenmcgin...@legacyfamilytree.com
Thanks,
Ken McGinnis
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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I have my families in separate files (Weber for Weber book, McKee for McKee
book, etc.) for ease when printing a book (I include a lot of notes which
makes for many pages in each book). I now would like to print a complete
pedigree for one descendant with all ancestors from each family surname
Thanks for the quick reply Cathy. I had installed the latest version, but went
ahead and reinstalled it as you suggested. The Help Index now appears (proving
that... "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again")
Stan
From: LegacyUserGroup
Stan,
Did you install the latest version of Legacy 8? If not, download and
reinstall. The download for the free Standard and the Deluxe edition are
identical. There's no problem with the Help in Windows 10.
If you are still having problems, contact Support. Note they don't work
over weekends
A long time user of Legacy, I (re)installed Version 8 on a newly purchased PC
with Windows 10. When I click on the "Help Index," I get the error message
"Feature not included" ... The Windows Help program is not supported in Windows
10."
Is there a way to resolve this issue?
Stan
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