Christenings, Marriges & Deaths General.
Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 7:29 pm
I have started adding some more records to the database, some going back to 1550 ish
WISH I COULD HELP
WHAT ABOUT X REF WOULD I BE ANY USE
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Re: Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 7:03 pm
Re: Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 7:36 pm
PLEASE HELP
THEN HE MAY STOP BEING
SO GRUMPY
SECON THOUGHTS IT WONI MAY BE ABLE TO SAY
STU I GOT AN IDEA WITHOUT HEARING
,,,,,"OH SHIT"
THEN HE MAY STOP BEING
SO GRUMPY
SECON THOUGHTS IT WONI MAY BE ABLE TO SAY
STU I GOT AN IDEA WITHOUT HEARING
,,,,,"OH SHIT"
Re: Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 7:44 pm
I doubt it would Gwen, think it might be something to do with loads of phone calls at all times of the day & nightDizzi wrote:PLEASE HELP
THEN HE MAY STOP BEING
SO GRUMPY
SECON THOUGHTS IT WONT
I MAY BE ABLE TO SAY
STU I GOT AN IDEA WITHOUT HEARING
,,,,,"OH SHIT"
:rolf
Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 9:39 pm
Baptisms For St. Margrets, West Hoathly are under way
Re: Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:17 pm
YOU DOING GOOD OUR MIGS
REAL GOOD
REAL GOOD
Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:45 pm
Just wish it didn't take so long, only got 13100 names in the so far!
Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 10:03 am
Have quite a few Bapt.... Marriage -Banns...and Deaths from the Parish Church of St. Andrews in Earls Colne, Essex...if its any help. These start at 1813 ( about 3 or 4 hundred BDM's mixed ) These were left overs after extracting my own family ancestors from them.
Happy to type them in...if you let me know where.
Happy to type them in...if you let me know where.
Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 3:02 pm
BRILL TONE
WILL GET BACK TO YOU
WILL GET BACK TO YOU
Christenings, Marriges & Deaths
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 6:26 pm
Hi Tony, very kind offer.
I have not got around to doing an add or edit page yet, so if you either want to send me a spread sheet with the information in or a text file I will get them added to the database.
I'm trying to keep the format the same so its easier to handle the data. If all entries are for the same place then don't include the place in each line, just title the file the place of records.
e.g for Baptisms only.
Date, surname, firstname, mothers firstname, fathers firstname, mothers surname if know, etc
1 Jan 1789, SMITH, John, Sarah, Bert, BLOGGS, etc or if no mothers name then
1 Jan 1789, SMITH, John, , Bert, , etc
It doesn't matter what order they are put down in, so long as the discription at the top relates to whats below, a marriage can be put on the same line just add the date & spouse, the same applies to any other info about that person. Just so long as the different fields or separated by a comma. I pass it through a spread sheet first to double check theres nothing obviously wrong, eg date in where theres supposed to be a name. (I wonder how many times I've done that
)
I wouldn't bother with the fathers surname, as I will be coding the database to use the Surname field for both unless its different for some reason.
Stu.
I have not got around to doing an add or edit page yet, so if you either want to send me a spread sheet with the information in or a text file I will get them added to the database.
I'm trying to keep the format the same so its easier to handle the data. If all entries are for the same place then don't include the place in each line, just title the file the place of records.
e.g for Baptisms only.
Date, surname, firstname, mothers firstname, fathers firstname, mothers surname if know, etc
1 Jan 1789, SMITH, John, Sarah, Bert, BLOGGS, etc or if no mothers name then
1 Jan 1789, SMITH, John, , Bert, , etc
It doesn't matter what order they are put down in, so long as the discription at the top relates to whats below, a marriage can be put on the same line just add the date & spouse, the same applies to any other info about that person. Just so long as the different fields or separated by a comma. I pass it through a spread sheet first to double check theres nothing obviously wrong, eg date in where theres supposed to be a name. (I wonder how many times I've done that
)I wouldn't bother with the fathers surname, as I will be coding the database to use the Surname field for both unless its different for some reason.
Stu.