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by gwilym'smum
12 Mar 2017 07:57
Forum: Research
Topic: Looking at unrelated families
Replies: 9
Views: 7100

Re: Looking at unrelated families

Dear Mike,
I took up your suggestion of contacting the local library. I emailed at 9am by 11.30 I had had a reply from Beverley Archive with several line of enquiry. Once again really good service from an archive. Thank you for the suggestion.
Ann
by gwilym'smum
04 Mar 2017 17:07
Forum: Research
Topic: Looking at unrelated families
Replies: 9
Views: 7100

Re: Looking at unrelated families

Thanks Mike I will keep on searching.
Ann
by gwilym'smum
04 Mar 2017 07:35
Forum: Research
Topic: Looking at unrelated families
Replies: 9
Views: 7100

Re: Looking at unrelated families

Dear Mike, Just re-checked the image and it is definitely married 2 years. Also it was the birth mother who registered the birth. He was born 26 Sept 1917 in Beverley Yorkshire, the birth was registered by the mother end Oct 1917 in Failsworth and the letter giving the baby away dated 25 Dec 1917. I...
by gwilym'smum
03 Mar 2017 16:48
Forum: Research
Topic: Looking at unrelated families
Replies: 9
Views: 7100

Re: Looking at unrelated families

Hi Mike, thank you for that. The birth certificate gave the address of the birth. I have Googled that and it is an end of terrace in Beverley Yorkshire, it was on Zoopla as it had been sold last year, it had 3 bedrooms, would this have been big enough to be somewhere for unmarried mothers? Your sugg...
by gwilym'smum
03 Mar 2017 12:15
Forum: Research
Topic: Looking at unrelated families
Replies: 9
Views: 7100

Re: Looking at unrelated families

Dear Jane,
Thank you for your help. I can move forward now.
Regards Ann
by gwilym'smum
03 Mar 2017 08:03
Forum: Research
Topic: Looking at unrelated families
Replies: 9
Views: 7100

Looking at unrelated families

Hi, Not sure I'm on the correct forum but Mike will direct me if I'm wrong. Just lately I have been trying to help my cousin find her father's family. A couple of years ago she discovered that her father had been given away on Christmas day 1917. His name was changed to that of the 'adoptive' parent...
by gwilym'smum
28 Feb 2017 17:42
Forum: Research
Topic: How wide to go? (Cousins)
Replies: 12
Views: 9216

Re: How wide to go? (Cousins)

Hi, My Mum had a cousin the link was via her cousin's father. I spent much of my childhood mixing with the family of the family of my mother's cousin's mother. They were not blood relatives to me but the families were related by their lives, so it has been interesting to research how these families ...
by gwilym'smum
07 Feb 2017 20:49
Forum: Ancestral Sources
Topic: Registrar
Replies: 4
Views: 4450

Re: Registrar

Hi Nick,
Thank you for the explanation. I do click the auto text. It is good of you to get back so quickly.
Regards Ann
by gwilym'smum
07 Feb 2017 19:43
Forum: Ancestral Sources
Topic: Registrar
Replies: 4
Views: 4450

Re: Registrar

Hi Nick, yes I entered it in the Registrar box. When I have finished entering all the details I click save and a window appears with a digest of the information and the last on the list says Minister, but the name I entered for the Registrar appears. It is probably me not following the right procedu...
by gwilym'smum
07 Feb 2017 17:12
Forum: Ancestral Sources
Topic: Registrar
Replies: 4
Views: 4450

Registrar

Hi, I have just been entering 2 death cerificates. All went well, entered the Registrar's name. When I clicked save and the information came up instead of saying Registrar it said Minister. What have I done wrong please?
Ann
by gwilym'smum
03 Feb 2017 08:09
Forum: Ancestral Sources
Topic: Repeat census entries
Replies: 9
Views: 6770

Re: Repeat census entries

I open FH and then open AS. It then asks me the project name, I click on that and can enter all the information I have. If I minimise AS wishing to do something in FH it asks to update, I do, deal with what I need to do and then maximise AS again. I don't find any problems.
by gwilym'smum
13 Jan 2017 16:33
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Splitting my Wife's tree away from my own
Replies: 10
Views: 8466

Re: Splitting my Wife's tree away from my own

Thanks Mike and there I was feeling pleased with myself! :roll:
Ann
by gwilym'smum
13 Jan 2017 12:38
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Splitting my Wife's tree away from my own
Replies: 10
Views: 8466

Re: Splitting my Wife's tree away from my own

Tried earlier to post a reply but it disappeared. Here goes again. Like you Malcolm, I am trying to extract a line from my main project. I am in the process of trying to produce information for a relative on my maternal grandfather's line. My main project is centred on my son, so first I ran the plu...
by gwilym'smum
09 Jan 2017 07:47
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

Mike, once again thank you for your detailed work on my problem. Being dim, I must admit I only understand some of your answer. You gave me exactly what I wanted in your reply on 7 Jan 14.03. I created a column on the records window with all the generations generated as I wanted. (I noticed that the...
by gwilym'smum
08 Jan 2017 12:48
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

I'm not trying to be argumentative but just a thought. If you don't number generations from the present root =0, parents = 1, grandparents = 2 etc and you reverse it, what happens if you allocate 1st generation to the furthest person you have? How can you go back any further? Eg I have my son's 7x g...
by gwilym'smum
08 Jan 2017 10:18
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

Hello Gowermick, Thank you for your thoughts. I have sorted the principle of the generation arrangement with Mike's help. I have my record's window with our son as root, and my husband and myself as generation 1, our parents as gen 2 etc. FH has generated the list for me and I have created a column ...
by gwilym'smum
08 Jan 2017 09:08
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

I am really sorry but allocating the generation colours in a diagram is not working. (I tried a screen shot but didn't work) The relationship is listed at left side of diagram which is great. However the colours are confused. I went to Options > general and the orientation is Top-Down. Boxes Tab and...
by gwilym'smum
08 Jan 2017 07:41
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

As always thank you Mike and also thank you Bob. Mike after your last post I did think about sorting the records window on the generation tab and that was fine. Thanks Ann
by gwilym'smum
07 Jan 2017 17:04
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

Mike, I just used the expression you gave and put it as a column on the record's window and it seems to have given me what I want. I'm sorry I'm imposing on you now. Is it possible to run a query to list the individuals in each generation? Would I use the same expression but change the number after ...
by gwilym'smum
07 Jan 2017 16:49
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Re: Organization of Generations

Hi, My main work is from our son, Gwilym, who I always set at 0 generations. This means that we (my husband and I) are 1, our parents 2 and so on. Which is what I think you were referring to with the expression. When I set a query for Gwil for ancestors, it returned the list with generation exactly ...
by gwilym'smum
07 Jan 2017 07:53
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Organization of Generations
Replies: 14
Views: 8210

Organization of Generations

I run FH in conjunction with Custodian 4. Custodian requires the creation of family id, personal id and household id. I have been putting the personal id created, as a custom id in FH. The only Custodian id with reference to generation is the household id but this id changes as to where the person i...
by gwilym'smum
05 Jan 2017 16:08
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Reliance on subscription sites FMP, Ancestry etc.
Replies: 35
Views: 22212

Re: Reliance on subscription sites FMP, Ancestry etc.

The Find My Past was for 1 month for £1. I asked but the 1939 "census" was not available with this option. I was offered a reduced 12month subscription for £120 but as I have Ancestry I too cannot afford both. I will have to make time to go to the local library! I found the GRO downloads very useful...
by gwilym'smum
01 Jan 2017 16:48
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Media preferences
Replies: 15
Views: 8873

Re: Media preferences

Thank you for the succinct explanation Mike. I can follow that now.
Regards Ann
by gwilym'smum
01 Jan 2017 07:47
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Media preferences
Replies: 15
Views: 8873

Re: Media preferences

Hi I seem to have opened a can of worms! Like David I don't always have dates. For as many people as possible I crop my favourite photograph to have their face appear in the focus window and in reports etc. so this has to be preference 1. Then I put the media, including images of censuses and certif...
by gwilym'smum
31 Dec 2016 12:01
Forum: General Usage
Topic: Media preferences
Replies: 15
Views: 8873

Re: Media preferences

Thanks Mike, not sure I can get what I want, but it isn't really important just a faddy thing on my part!
Ann