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Hi Elizabeth I can assure you that Gedcom Census does not include any trojans. With over 1700 downloads of this application and most people having anti-virus nowadays it would have been reported. I use Norton at home (updated daily) and Sophos at work (updated hourly) and neither have ever complaine...

I assume you didn't mean to enter the same question again as I already answered it? Just to repeat, the address is recorded within the census event not in the source record.

Hi Martin The information entered in the large 'Source Text' box is what goes into the source so you must type this in to this box yourself if you want this included in the source. The address field, place, date, ages, occupations, etc. get stored in events linked to each individual. To see what I m...

Hi Richard

Thanks for letting me know about the canadian census. I will add this to a new update very soon - see the Family Historian Users rootsweb mailing list for details.

Cheers

Nick

Thanks very much for your kind words If you record the details twice i.e. as a residence event and as a census event then I feel that this is redundant. Really your query should pull out all census and residence places/addresses. If this isn't currently possible using FH then this is a fault of the ...

Ignore the smiley-in-sunglasses above, it is meant to be an 8!

Hi Louise You will need to add the relevant events and citations to the individual using Family Historian. A quick way to do this if you have missed off an individual: 1) Go to an individual who you did include in the census entry and look at the property dialogue for them. 2) Select the 'Events' ta...

Thanks very much! I've sent my address to you via email.

Cheers Nick

John: In my opinion all that a UK census entry tells you regarding residence is where the person was living on the night of the census and this is covered by a census event. It seems unnecessary to also record a residence event with identical information in it. However, there is an option in Gedcom ...

Gedcom Census is a free application designed to be used with Calico Pie's Family Historian to allow faster and more convenient creation of census source records with occupation attributes, census events and birth events linked to the sources. Gedcom Census is in no way associated with or endorsed by...

In case anyone else is interested... Paul has sent his file to me and I've discovered two problems with Gedcom Census. Firstly in the original version I wrote for myself, with no plans ever to pass it on to anyone else, I decided that no one would have more than 8 wives/husbands/partners recorded. T...

Gedcom Census is a freeware (i.e. it costs you nothing) application written by me to help Family Historian users to enter census record. If you take the time to read the help file which comes with it you will see that it says that it only works with files that are 100% Gedcom compliant and that I ha...