Thank you, Jenny. I have a lot of entries to correct. I should have
asked this question sooner!
Barton
On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 05:13 AM, Jenny M Benson wrote:
On 17-Nov-16 02:47 AM, Barton Lewis wrote:
The death record provides John’s date of birth, his date of death,
and
his mother’s na
On 17-Nov-16 02:47 AM, Barton Lewis wrote:
The death record provides John’s date of birth, his date of death, and
his mother’s name. I understood you to say (and correct me if I’m
wrong) that you would put in the “item of interest” field the same
language, regardless of whether it was to source
eir parents).
I hope that makes sense.
Thank you,
Trevor Carlson
Edmonton, AB.
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rton
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Barton,
When I said you wouldn't change the
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Barton,
When I said you wouldn't change the source details every time you attach
Barton,
When I said you wouldn't change the source details every time you attach
that source, by "source" I was meaning the particular record concerning
the birth of John Reeves.
If you find some other record in that same database, of course you
change the source details. You're referring to a
*Sent:* Tuesday, November 15, 2016
7:26 PM
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*Subject:* [LegacyUG] Use of item of interest field in database
sources
There’s an “item of interest” field in many Legacy SourceWriter
database sources. If I am using a record from the Texas Birth
Thanks, Jenny, but the question was specifically would you change the
"item of interest" field to "entry for John Reeves's 1878 birth" in the
birth field and "entry for John Reeves's 1954 death" in the death
field? Cathy said "it's for the item of interest in the database" and
you "would not c
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There’s an “
On 16-Nov-16 03:06 PM, BARTON LEWIS wrote:
But what if you are using the same source (e.g. Texas Death Records) for
both John's birth and his death? If you attach it in the death field
and it says "1878 birth of John Reeves" and you are using it as a source
for his death, isn't that odd? Why wo
ng nothing to do with the name of his mother.
John S. Adams
Ventura, CA
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There’s an
pation, having nothing to do with the name of his mother.
John S. Adams
Ventura, CA
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place of death, or occupation, having nothing to do with the
name of his mother.
John S. Adams
Ventura, CA
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Barton Lewis
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 7:26 PM
To: 'Legacy User Group'
Subject: [LegacyUG] Use of it
There's an "item of interest" field in many Legacy SourceWriter database
sources. If I am using a record from the Texas Birth Index to source a
person's mother's name, it's not clear to me what I should fill in. Legacy
provides sample language for the field: "Ex.: entry for John Smith and
Mary
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