Standardizing place name

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

Answered Áine Ní Donnghaile 51 views 2 comments 0 points Most recent by Áine Ní Donnghaile February 10Search

Why are events happening in the Utah Territory (prior to 1896) not allowing it as a standardized pl…

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I am a college graduate (2 degrees) and worked in IT for 40 years, with my main work in writing and…

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Why aren't we able to see that the place name is standardized without checking the places place by …

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This instruction also is misleading: "If the correct place is not listed, consider adding it t…

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Birth place looks okay, but isn't. So I fix it.

Answered Closed dontiknowyou 161 views 5 comments 0 points Most recent by Julia Szent-Györgyi January 7, 2023Family Tree

Here is a visual demonstration of why it is not sufficient to leave place names standardized half w…

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Please change this instruction: "If the standardized place is wrong or blank, select a standa…

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Both my wife and I have noticed that when we are attaching records and verifying a place name, that…

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