Place standardization problem.

I have ancestors who were in what is today Germany, but in the early 1800s that area was divided in…

Answered Closed Patricia Ellen Wicker 82 views 6 comments 0 points Most recent by Gordon Collett May 23Family Tree

It appears the placename standardization algorithm has now been applied to the locality search page…

Answered Closed Áine Ní Donnghaile 555 views 22 comments 4 points Most recent by Sam Sulser October 29, 2024Search

Good morning @N Tychonievich please and thanks. Ireland 1901 Census Dawros, in County Kerry, has b…

Answered Closed Áine Ní Donnghaile 55 views 4 comments 1 point Most recent by Áine Ní Donnghaile March 17, 2024Search

Common sense says an infant who died in Philadelphia in 1883 would NOT be buried in Girona, Spain. …

Answered Closed Áine Ní Donnghaile 54 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by Áine Ní Donnghaile February 10, 2024Search

I would laugh, but it's just not funny. Philadelphia is often abbreviated as "Phila." Th…

Answered Closed Áine Ní Donnghaile 53 views 1 comment 1 point Most recent by N Tychonievich January 30, 2024Search

@N Tychonievich please and thanks. Susan Cowan died in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, in 1918. Her death…

Answered Closed Áine Ní Donnghaile 44 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by Áine Ní Donnghaile January 21, 2024Search

When you start typing into a placename field a dropdown list of standardized placenames appears, bu…

Answered Closed kob3203 133 views 13 comments 0 points Most recent by Adrian Bruce1 November 14, 2023Family Tree

Oh joy! Placename standardization has reared its ugly head in the 1950 census, applying a name from…

Answered Closed Áine Ní Donnghaile 195 views 3 comments 0 points Most recent by N Tychonievich February 11, 2023Search

Clinton E Mosher • L52G-R7W Error for standardization of marriage place; place IS standardized but …

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