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1. Re: [TMG] Re: Custom tag for choosing one of several categories [1]
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 10:06:00 -0400, Lee Hoffman wrote: > Also the Principal Role can be used by both the first and > the second Principals whereas a Custom Role cannot be > used by both Principals (e.g., you can't have two > Brides). Not so - I use the same role for both principals all the time, and have since they were introduced. > In the Master Tag Type List (Tools=Master Tag Type List > from the Main Menu), click on the Tag to which you want > to add a Role (e.g., Census) and click the [Edit] button
2. RE: [TMG] E-mail messages as sources [1]
Since e-mail folders can become corrupted, I print all pertinent e-mail to PDF (I use PDF995 to do this). I also name them Email20060614. I also have all my ICQ conversations printed to PDF. I name these ICQ20060614. Gilles Pinet. > -----Original Message----- > From: Robert Thorpe [mailto:thorpe@skep.com] > Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 4:31 PM > To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: [TMG] E-mail messages as sources > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: carol.a.collins@comcast.net > > [mailto:
3. RE: [TMG] Totally OT - age of mothers and lines on a descendant chart [1]
I'd classify it as highly unlikely, but not impossible. Perhaps she was an unusually virile or lucky woman (or unlucky, depending on your point of view). Perhaps there is an intervening generation. Perhaps the *child*'s year of birth is a typo. As someone else has already remarked, though, being 50 wouldn't have necessarily made her decrepit, even in the 1700s. Most of my ancestors seem to have enjoyed at least a healthy 65-75 years, many lived into their 80s, several broke 90, and at least a handful made 1
4. RE: [TMG] splitter sets goal [1]
Karen, I use that for when I have copies of the census, either on CD or photocopies. I started using the film as the repository when I realized how handy it was to use the films for deeds and wills to set up tasks lists. I realize few people agree with my methodology, but it works so well for me, that I started doing it for census work too. Either way works, you just need to be consistent. One thing I like about putting the film information into the repository is I only have to enter the data one time.
5. List of sources cited for a group of people [1]
Hi all, I'd like to write a report on the progress made researching a particular surname line. Part of that report should include a list of the sources examined so far for anyone with that surname. I can't quite see how to get this out of TMG. It's easy to get a list of the sources that have been cited for a particular individual, but when I looked into setting up a filter to list all sources cited for a group of individuals, I didn't see the right conditions listed (for example, ability to
6. Re: [TMG] WW II Draft Registration Card Query [1]
Update: This does print to screen. (Meant to try that before I sent; sorry!) I would prefer it in Excel. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Simpson" To: Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 12:03 PM Subject: [TMG] WW II Draft Registration Card Query > Hello all, > > I wanted to create a list of people in Excel to aid in searching Ancestry > for all men whose World War II Draft Registration Cards might be on file > (from the "old man's registration"). I base
7. Re: [TMG] splitter sets goal [1]
I have never understood how I should be sourcing census records so I just attach the jpg and add witnesses to the database I converted from PAF 2.2. Someday perhaps I'll understand how to make a source for census. Denise ----- Original Message ----- From: "Teresa Elliott" To: Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 6:22 PM Subject: [TMG] splitter sets goal > It's hard to do a lot of new research doing the summer with the kiddos at > home, but I do have time each night
8. RE: [TMG] Place Styles - New York Towns [1]
First, I would not put the church in the addressee field, as there are times when you want to be able to specify an addressee. I can see three ways of doing this. 1) Use the Detail1 & Detail2 fields seperated with || 2) Make the Detail field: Church name, Villiage name and put the "Town of" in the City field 3) Make the Detail field: Church name, and the City Field: Village name, Town name I also might add a (Town of) suffex to this places. Richard Damon
9. RE: [TMG] ID Numbers [1]
Not as far as I know. But...if you don't want them to display, you can disable that feature in Preferences > Program Options >Project Explorer > Display ID Numbers. In most reports the ID number can be suppressed by going to Report Options > Names > Identifiers (set to none). Linda -----Original Message----- From: Ron Chenier [mailto:ronchenier@rogers.com] Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 1:44 PM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TMG] ID Numbers Can TMG add new individuals without assigning ID numbers?
10. 1891 Published Historical [1]
At 06:08 PM 6/25/2006, you wrote: >TMG-D Digest Volume 06 : Issue 484 > >Today's Topics: > > #7 1891 Published Historical Biograph ["Mike Brickner" > ] > >______________________________ >X-Message: #7 >Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2006 18:02:10 -0500 >Subject: 1891 Published Historical Biography Surety? > >What surety would one assign for the naming of a spouses grandparents in a >typical late 19th century county Portrait And Biographical Record? Neither >of the grand
11. RE: [TMG] Family Movement Study [1]
Make that "country" not "county" Jan -----Original Message----- From: Janis Rodriguez [mailto:ivakota@smartneighborhood.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2006 6:00 PM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [TMG] Family Movement Study Kevin, I like the Google Map and will try that but A Compressed Pedigree for each line showing only name, state, county and years for birth and death would give you a manageable printout. This would give you a starting and ending point for each person. Then you could color
12. Re: [TMG] Non Valid Tag Types [1]
At 11:56 PM 6/7/2006 -0500, Jim wrote: >My data was imported from UFT years ago. I am not a TMG Power User, and >tend to use functions etc as the need arises. > >Tonight I tried to apply the correct tags to a few adoption events. I >have several adoption related tags in my Tag Type List. They are >Father-Ado, Mother-Ado, Son-Ado and Daughter-Ado. > >When I select any of these tags, the roles are completely wrong, For >example if I select Daughter-Ado, the tag entry screen brings up the role >Mothe
13. Re: [TMG] LDS tags [1]
Joan Thomas wrote earlier: >LDS ordinance tags will have an L, C or S as the last letter of the GEDCOM >designation on the TTL. Ordinations to the priesthood will have a last >letter of N. TMG recognizes the GEDCOM designation as LDS tags. First, let me say that I mis-read your earlier statement above. I was reading it as talking about the Tag Type name and not the GEDCOM Label. Even so, there are four Tags that are noted by TMG as LDS Tags that do not follow that statement. Joan Thomas wrote: >*
14. Re: [TMG] DNA Project [1]
I attended a seminar on DNA and Genealogy a few months ago, and some of my notes include the following: 20% of the fathers of record are *not* the biological father. 25 of 25 markers *and* surnames match equal a relationship. 23 of 25 markers *and* surnames match is a probable relationship. 21 of 25 markers *and* surnames match is probably *not* a relationship. Glenn Gilbert http://gilbert-genealogy.info Jim Campbell wrote: > I believe that the originator of this current thread spoke of > submitting hi
15. RE: [TMG] Creating New Tags [1]
No hard and fast number, Joanne. Just if it's something that is a truly *unique* event, unlikely to be repeated (or repeated often) I don't bother with a new tag -- an Anecdote tag with a sentence of [M] does just fine. I wouldn't consider an anniversary -- even a 50th anniversary -- a unique occurrence, as plenty of my family could be expected to enjoy the priviledge. For that, I'd create a tag. DeAnna ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DeAnna Burghart TMG Shortcuts, Variables and Report Cheat Sheets (Word and PDF)
16. RE: [TMG] source output form [1]
You can say that again. Yesterday I was scanning in documents, and found a birth certificate for a cousin, who was born (according to her birth certificate) on MAY 20, 1910. Well, she is also enumerated as a three month old with her family on the 1910 census on MAY 6, 1910. Now I doubt that the birth certificate is correct, since she was obviously alive 2 weeks earlier when the census taker came by. My guess is she was a home birth and the doctor put in the date that he came by to fill out the birth cer
17. Re: [TMG] Footnotes w/ Reports [1]
That's what I figured. I like the look of the .pdf file better, but if I want the footnotes on the same page, I guess it's Open Office. Fortunately, there is a built-in PDF generator. Thanks for your responses. On 6/24/06, Paul E. Lawrence wrote: > > At 12:09 PM 6/24/2006 -0400, Laurie Williams wrote: > >I thought when you printed a report to a file, it printed the footnotes > too. > >But when I printed a FGS to .pdf, there were the superscripted footnote > >numbers in the text, but
18. Re: [TMG] ID Numbers [1]
John Davis wrote: >If there are people entries that are not assigned a key (ID number) >if such a thing were even possible, there could theoretically be, >over a period of time, many duplicate people entered. All databases assign a unique key to each record (person). In most cases, as in TMG, the key is the person ID#. But there is/was a genealogy program that allows/allowed the entry of persons without an ID#. I forget which one it is/was, but it apparently used a different key than the ID# to con
19. Re: [TMG] OT - Magellan RoadMate 860 GPS Unit [1]
Frye's has been putting Streets and Trips on sale pretty regularly for 79.95. Klaus ----- Original Message ----- From: "William M Roberts" To: Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 8:49 PM Subject: Re: [TMG] OT - Magellan RoadMate 860 GPS Unit >I bought the Microsoft Streets and Trips version which included a GPS >receiver and also bought a DC-AC converter which plugs into the lighter of >the car. The program works well and the GPS monitor is surprisingly >accur
20. Re: [TMG] What's this word? [1]
On 9 Jun 2006 at 14:46, Kathryn Bassett wrote: > It's a letter written in 1700s and the person says he's old and in > declining health, which prevents his "waiting on your Lordship in > person: but your celebrated goodness, consideration and benevolence > to mankind http://www.ourwebsite.org/jane/images/whatsthisword1.jpg > me that you will vouchsafe a smiling reception to my address > http://www.ourwebsite.org/jane/images/whatsthisword2.jpg by my two > sons" > > I'm sure they will both be obvious once so
21. For TerryRe: [TMG] Death tag sentence construction [1]
Thanks this is what I need a starting point. I've been 11 years with Visual Roots which I like very much and am haveing some difficulty getting the new terminology assimilated. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Reigel" To: Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 9:10 AM Subject: Re: [TMG] Death tag sentence construction > On Sat, 17 Jun 2006 08:49:42 -0500, JIM savage wrote: >> Terry, Thanks for the reply. I have had TMG all of 2 >> weeks now and do not know h
22. RE: [TMG] Copy Tag [1]
++++++++++ Richard Ignore my last email. I figured out what I was doing wrong. I didn't follow your directions completely. I failed to make a copy of the tag in the first persons screen. I miss-interpreted what you meant by "copy". I thought you meant to make the initial tag (that is "copy" the data to the tag) not copy the tag. I have it working now. Thanks. Ron ++++++++++ At 08:48 PM 6/2/2006 -0400, you wrote: >It is a two step process. You copy the tag to the original person, then edit >the tag an
23. Re: [TMG] Relationship (slightly O/T) [1]
On or about 6/1/2006 10:27 AM a carrier pigeon from Ron Chenier delivered: >Thank you very much Linda. > >According to this method of calculation my bloodline would therefore >be 1/1424th Indian!! Pardon? It should 1/(2^n)... (p) 1 generation 1/(2^1) 1/2 (gp) 2 generation 1/(2^2) 1/4 ... (6ggp) 8 generation 1/(2^8) 1/256 ... (8ggp) 10 generation 1/(2^10) 1/1024 11 generation 1/
24. List Of Events - One Tag for one flag [1]
Hi List, I want a list that includes the ID, name (optional) and the memo of one particular event for everyone with a certain flag. Initially, I am trying to see if I have a memo for everyone who should have one, that is everyone with that particular flag. Then I will need it for another purpose. I may be mind-impaired this afternoon, but I can't see a way. I tried a LOP but you can't output an event I tried a LOE but you can't filter for the flag I need this report in a columnar format so I can output to
25. RE: [TMG] Endnotes on Family Group Sheets [1]
That's it, Paul. Many thanks! Marge > -----Original Message----- > From: Paul E. Lawrence [mailto:lawrpaul@citlink.net] > Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 4:01 PM > To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TMG] Endnotes on Family Group Sheets > > At 03:48 PM 6/8/2006 -0500, Marge Stockton wrote: > >I seem to have repeated problems with notes on reports. Today, on a Family > >Group Sheet, my endnotes won't print. I'm printing to file (Word), have > >endnotes selected, the last page of the report says "Endnot
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