Family Historian User Group

I appreciate what you say about FH not being able to fix all 'anomalies'. However, what I am seeing is the when merging a FMP file, it ignores ALL census and 1939 Register facts. I assume the underlying issue is that FMP identifies these as Events (EVEN) whereas FH identifies them as Facts (FACT). T...

Mike, Thanks for the reply and explanation. I have looked at the GEDCOM files generated by both FMP and FH. I can see that all the missing facts are designated 'EVEN' by FindMyPast and converted to 'FACT when exported by FH. As FH can interpret and fix on importing a FMD GEDCOM file, why can it not ...

I am trying to build a single project to contain all persons linked to an address; similar in concept to a one name project. I have separate trees in FindMyPast for each family. I created the initial project by importing a GEDCOM file from FMP. I then merged a second GEDCOM file for the second famil...

Thanks Mike and David for all the suggestions. Having gone through the data again, I agree that the data needs some tidying up. They will have different residences and occupations between census, and it seems reasonable to me to preserve that information. In the end, the duplication appeared to be a...

Thanks for the replies, it gives me something more to look at. I have looked at the references tatewise suggests, but have had a little difficulty making them work as I expect, most likely to me being unfamiliar with the terminology . Having followed David's logic forward, I believe the duplication ...

I am new to FH and have imported my GEDCOM file from findmypast. The main rationale for this is to be able to produce a complete family history story. FH seemed to be a good option as it has reporting options that should make that possible. After importing the GEDCOM file, none of the media records ...