Depending on the year of the obituary you can check FreeBMD and find out who the parents of the children are. I would can the article and add it to the death details of the person who died Victor Get

I’d add a unnamed dummy child of James and Mavis and hang the grandchildren off that; and add another dummy child to that ‘family’ and hang the great grandchildren off them. (I do the same thing

I hope I can explain this issue in such a way as it makes sense and would love to know how others approach this. I like to use FH as my repository for everything as it avoids my having lots of bits of

P.S. Forgot to say in the Export > GEDCOM File… command you must untick Unconnected Records too!

Hi Barbara, This topic has been discussed in the FHUG Forums. To save a master geocoded list use the File > Import/Export > Export > GEDCOM File… command. Use the following option

Bug reporting (From the KB): “If you encounter a problem or fault with Family Historian that cannot be resolved in the FH User Group, then report it via the Help > Technical Support command within

Where is the right place to report problems? The FH website doesn't seem to have any way to submit them directly. I'm having trouble with an international character being displayed correctly (or at

I've just spent 3 days geocoding the German part of my one name study, and I sure don't want to do it again! How does one import and export all this excellent place data so it can be reused, edited,

Good advice! The discussion "Multiple Sources and Records" at Elizabeth Shown Mills' Evidence Explained website may be of interest.

To be pedantic the census material is not the responsibility of the GRO All census material up to 1921 is with the National Archives 1801 to 1851 are all in class HO which is Home

[I sent this at 1100 UK time but it hasn't appeared] For many censuses, including 1891 which is the census Paul referred to, FamilySearch only have a transcription and state: “To view these

FamilySearch has actual images. I agree that you want to record as much as you can against a single source ("THE census page", wherever found), rather than making a new source for the same

Mike, you might want to re-read the original email... Paul explicitly says he’s using a DEA, and that he’s using two sites that only provide transcriptions not images for the 1891 census.

There are a huge quantity of census images at FamilySearch. For example

Hi Paul, For source records like the UK Census, the copies on different websites are not really independent sources. They are all derived from the same General Records Office master copy. Some

Am I right in that both FamilySearch and FreeCen only provide transcriptions of the census, and you’re not working with an actual census image? If you were working with a census image, I would

Your help please, ladies and gentlemen, on how to add a second source for a Census (probably applies to other facts baptisms etc). I am in the process of rebuilding my family history using FH v7 and

‘if...then...else...’ isn’t impossible in a Query, but could get complex with nested functions. The separate rows would be a challenge in a Query though. From: family-historian@groups.io

I'm wanting to use several 'if...then...else' statements for 'Birth/Bapt' column, etc. Also wanting separate rows for Aliases and second spouses, etc. Impossible in a query ? I program in Delphi, so

Is you requirement so specialised that it can’t be handled by a Query? A plugin feels a bit like a sledgehammer to crack a nut otherwise (except as a learning exercise).