So contrary to your claim that it can’t be the GEDCOM file that is at fault, it is the GEDCOM file that has lost some Citations for some Census facts for some people. That means those same people

Robert, with respect, your backup regime does not appear to include building disaster protection. These days additional backups in the cloud are essential.

Thank you Mike Perhaps I should explain in more detail. I am very meticulous when it comes to FH I have my project on 5 different external hard drives, one of which is never used while connected to

Why do you say the corrupted file is not the GEDCOM file? I suspect it must be the GEDCOM file that is at fault. Exactly what sort of backup did you restore? Was it a standard FH Project Backup ZIP

Hi Mike I am using version 7 and since posting on the Group I have done a bit more research, Just before this happened FH crashed when saving data from Ancestral Sources. I restored the data and all

What version of FH are you using? It should make little difference but nice to know. I think you saying that the SAME Individual when shown in different Diagrams with the SAME Options displays

After Ancestry Sources stopped automatically adding the census record flag to diagrams I set up in the Diagram options under box the following conditions "expression

In addition you can go to 'View' on the tool bar. Then click 'Query' from the window click relatives and relationships. This will open a whole list of relative versions which you can chose Victor

Yasmin, The usual advice is never to split a tree because sooner or later, someone will cross over from one branch to another. I've just found one instance so far but I'm sure that as soon as I split

I would advise against splitting your tree. Other users have done that and later wished they had not. Perhaps if you could explain why you are having trouble finding outstanding information we

Yasmin under no circumstances would I ever split my tree. All names I have are connected whether direct or not there is a connection. If you want to split your tree keep it as a separate tree which

Not sure if it’s what you’re after but I copied a section of my main tree and created a new project with it via Gedcom. That way I could concentrate on those particular lines whilst still having

Good Morning My Grandfather was one of 13 children over the years I have collected information on their marriages, their children, and their children’s marriages etc. My file is now becoming a

There is another group offering FH support; The FH User Group. The FHUG that has Forums and a Knowledge Base. See https://www.fhug.org.uk/ The Knowledge Base has much advice such as Importing to

Thanks Mike. Have now successfully converted Co. to County and started refreshing geocoding: it's looking a lot better. Move from Legacy to FH: had you anything particular in mind? I was planning

Welcome Teresa, Yes, to get the best geocoding does often need some tweaking to place names. The reason the Search and Replace plugin does not work is that the Name of a Place record is not a Place

I recently imported a GEDCOM from Legacy to FH and am just getting used to it. My GEDCOM was one covering most of the USA Gothams (part of a One-Name Study). I didn't have any places geocoded in

Miriam, firstly what we are discussing is a fault in FH for which there is no ideal solution until CP fix it. There are several ways to get a Note into a Narrative report sentence as discussed in

Thank you to all for your suggestions. The reason I put the date in a different place is because I get sick of it being at the beginning ALL the time - especially if the sentence is short, with more

I want the point ability since I want to locate very closely where ancestors lived, traveled, etc. One task I have that I have not yet found a suitable platform is to be able to map very specific