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Will give you the option to download the upgrade to 5.0.11

Haven't got round to do the upgrade yet, but it looks to be working fine still in the Beta Version. Or certainly does on my Machine.

Just to throw other potential names into mix there is a George Gray b Q1 1898 West Derby with death of Q3 1899 West Deby aged 1 This I suspect is yours as from Lancashire OPC have found two baptisms with parents as Timothy and Sarah Jane. http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/gray.png So possible th...

My first thought would be that for some reason they did not register her when she was born and only got round to it 12 months later and therfore not to pay a fine they just changed the year of birth. If i have found the correct family (Timothy + Sara Jane Gray living in Walton,Liverpool) on the 1911...

Marriage to Leonard Evans MarriageFinder™:  Hyacinth I E Austin married Leonard A Evans Name: AUSTIN, Hyacinth I E Registration district: Lexden County: Essex Year of registration: 1936 Quarter of registration: Oct-Nov-Dec Spouse's last name Evans Volume no: 4A Page no: 2161 ------------------------...

Seems to be fine now for me.

There are actually two problems with this plugin, one is easy to fix the other needs a bit more thinking about. The problem as reported by forpm is down to if Husband Estimated Death Date is a future date then a Null is returned which throws the calculations out. Can prove this by just checking opti...

Mike, Have used this plugin and think it is great. I think for Age Stats, all Facts with a date should be included, but use actual Age if given, if not then use what FH estimates the age to be. Main reason for this is that most of those who died before 1813 or who married before 1837 their stats won...

Cont from prev post, A quick search on the lancashire OPC site, has a marriage of William Melling to Elizabeth Collier. The Atherton ONS site has William Atherton's parents as Peter Atherton and Martha Melling, This suggests that William may be base child of Martha. As i said in previous post if you...

With regards to LocalBMD Sites, they will only have post 1837 Registration Info, as they are created from the Local BMD registers of which a copy was sent to the GRO, who then created their own index. For finding out what may be available i find that http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/ is very useful. Using th...

Would definitely say that COLLIER is definitely correct for his mother's Surname. If you check 1861 Census living at 79 Platt Lane is the Atherton Family, shown are 5 Children, 3 of whom show up on Lancashire BMD site as having Mother COLLIER, 2 don't seem to show but could be that either not regist...

You are using a Year qualifier in the Expression, when it should be just the date.
I.e.

You have
=Timespan(%INDI.~MOTH>DEAT.DATE:YEAR%,%INDI.BIRT.DATE:YEAR%,MONTHS)

but should be

=Timespan(%INDI.~MOTH>DEAT.DATE%,%INDI.BIRT.DATE%,MONTHS)

Try

=Timespan(%INDI.~MOTH>DEAT.DATE%,%INDI.BIRT.DATE%,MONTHS) as the expression.

As the expression you are attempting to use is incorrect.

TateWise said Expression: =Timespan(%INDI.FAMC>WIFE>DEAT.DATE%%INDI.BIRT.DATE%MONTHS) Correct except he forgot the commas should actually be Expression: =Timespan(%INDI.FAMC>WIFE>DEAT.DATE%,%INDI.BIRT.DATE%,MONTHS) http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/Expression.PNG Also if you were to swap Mothers...

Had a quick play and i think this is what you want http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/MotherDiesRows.PNG This gives http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/MotherDiesResults.PNG With these Columns defined http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/MotherDiesColumns.PNG Although you can see that this has...

Hi Mike, If it was just me then for (app) and (cal) dates i would probably go for if just year +/- 5 years, if month and year +/- 5 months and if a full date +/- 5 days. Although can't think of too many occasions where a full date would then be put in as (app) or (cal), so i don't think that would m...

Mike,  I have found a slight problem with your date checking Algorithim. This I believe is due to you treating dates as ranges but not considering (bef), (aft) and (app) dates. I.e in your explaintory notes you say Any single Date is treated similarly, so 1 Feb 1777 starts & ends on 1 Feb 1777, wher...

Sorry about 1841 Census, but i sent you the one that i had been messing around with after i upgraded to Ver5 rather than the proper 1841 one. But since they are all the same apart from changing year, would be easy enough to recreate correctly, as shown by TateWise. Although left Relationship off the...

Definitely think Percentage would be better than a raw score. But i think you do have a problem with your newer version. Reason for this is that the matches i got before which were duplicates either do not know show or come way down the list. List from V1.2 http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/v1-2...

Definitely something strange happening, this is what i get with various machines and browsers XP - IE8 - Spaces Win7 - IE8 - Underscores Win7 - Firefox 13 - Spaces Win8 RTM - IE10 - Spaces So looks to be to do with Win7 and IE8, don't know what everyone else is using to know if they have the same pr...

Hi Mike, 2 things 1)I think the points system needs tweaking slightly especially regards to places as the Raymont's score higher than the Dumble's ebven though there is more place name discrepencies. http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/uploads/TreeCapture.PNG and how scored http://www.fhug.org.uk/images/u...

Have uploade Queries as promised.

I can get the same, but have worked out what is happening, but not sure why. On my Main PC - Windows 7 - saves plugins with underscore instead of a space in filename. On my Laptop - Windows XP - saves plugins with space in filename. Both machines are using IE8. When do check on Windows 7 machine say...

I made a mistake in my last post re emmigration and immigration filters, they are not on the Queries for who is on a Census, but are on the Queries for who is not on a Census, done so i can see who i still have to find and easy to mark in diagrams. And yes if you want a cpy of my Queries then i can ...

Basically, yes as Tatewise says, I created a seperate query for each year, called (1841 Census-in, 1851 Cenus-in, etc), and then changed the ref year for each seperate year in every place in the Column Tab and the Row Tab. (So for 1861, just change everywhere it says 1851 to 1861). Example of how I ...