Hi Brian, There is a standard fact called Child Count that can be dated. I use that with a slightly altered sentence to say how many child were still living and how many had died for 1911 census. It's

Sue, I'd hold fire for a while before you do anything drastic. If your pc has a memory problem, it may just be that the citations and media are not being displayed properly and are really still there.

Brian, this is just an idea, but have you checked that the text colour in the query isn't set to white? It would fit with the symptoms you describe. Andy

Hi John, There is a custom query called More Facts Linked to a Source which will display the specific events to which you have attached the citations (as long as the citation is among the first six fo

I record all the variants as alternative names. Experience has taught me that over time it's easy to forget why you have a record that, on the face of it, doesn't match your individual. The variants c

Jorge, Not a technical solution, but a suggestion for you to consider: It should be possible to estimate birth dates for any person, based on averages which may change with time and cultures of the co