There is also ready made Standard Query > Events Near Place . Is your existing custom Query a Fact Type Query ? If it were, then by filtering on a Place it would list every person and every fact at that Place . You can get an illustration by running View > Standard Query > All Facts . Then click on ...

Kim, you mention viewing the Residence and other facts on the Main tab of the Property Box . You must have customised Residence into the Main tab as it is not shown by default. Anyway, the Main tab can only show a summary of a handful of facts, so is unlikely to show all places where a person lived....

Yes, in most features Expressions are supported wherever Data References are allowed.
See Knowledge Base > Understanding Expressions.
But Customize Data Entry is the exception.

Kim, I've moved this to the General Usage Forum as it is not to do with Plugins.

The Customize Data Entry feature is very restricted on what is supported.
Expressions are not allowed at all, and even Data References are severely restricted to just the current record.

Yes, and that behaviour is described in the Help page (obtained by pressing F1 key) in The Map Viewer section under Map . The oddity is that BobWard says that after using the slider his mouse wheel behaves like the slider whereas beforehand it behaves as expected. Bob, after using the slider, where ...

You need to use the =TextPart(...) function. e.g. =TextPart( %INDI.CENS[year=1841].PLAC%, 2 ) to extract 2nd part of Census Place field. That must be tested against the place name within the =IsTrue(...) function. e.g. =IsTrue( TextPart( %INDI.CENS[year=1841].PLAC%, 2 ) = "London" ) There ...

I don't get any mention of the word Array . For the places Bill mentions, FH list 12 locations with the first being the obvious New York, United States of America , or similarly for London and Los Angeles followed by sub-districts within each city. I have tried other cities and the lists always incl...

BTW: Any mention of an external browser, such as Bill referring to Google Chrome, is irrelevant because the Map Window is always internal to FH and always uses the Internet Explorer Shell browser engine.

Do you know you can migrate your Ancestry Family Tree into FH.
See Knowledge Base > Import from Ancestry website.

See Knowledge Base > Sorting Children, Spouses & Facts into Order for methods of correcting data that was not entered chronologically.

Not sure why you say it is a one-way link.
If you right-click the Witness Twin Fact and open Witnesses the Go To can open the Principal Twin.

The free upgrades can be applied to both machines independently. Paid for upgrades can be installed on both machines the same as original installation. There are ways of synchronising the database on your two machines. See fhugdownloads:synchro|> Downloads and Links ~ Synchronise and Backup Tools .

See Knowledge Base > Recording from a Census Record that gives the pros and cons of recording Census records in the two formats. It is a regular problem faced by TMG migrants.

Yes, most products include UID because the primary purpose of GEDCOM is for their own backup.
See the Importing to FH link for details of many products.

Has it been established at what stage Jane's slow loading occurs?
Is it actually while loading the Fact Sets, or is it prior to that when requiring the libary modules, or elsewhere?

A bit more digging in the 1851 to 1881 records has found the following that may be worth following up: 1851 HO107 Piece 1820 Folio 512 Page 15 at Belsy Bridge, Ditchingham, Loddon, Norfolk. Samuel Hawes widower (b.1813 St Andrews) with son Samuel (b.1830) and daughters Mary (b.1833) & Alice (b.1...

An interesting family history, Paula. Perhaps what I should have said is the registraton district Wangford is registered in Suffolk. It is important to make that distinction when searching for records, even if Bungay is mostly in Norfolk. I now understand why Sarah was recorded as daughter-in-law of...

I've moved this thread to the Research Forum, which is where it belongs. I find this confusing history difficult to resist a little research. There are some misleading details given earlier regarding where places are. Bungay and Wangford are in Suffolk and NOT Norfolk. I have found entries for Sarah...

Yes David, that is normal. It is only relevant to specific messages regarding particular custom data files. e.g. If the previous backup contains a data file that does not exist amongst your current custom data files. That might occur if you have deleted a custom Report type, or a custom Query, etc. ...

Liz, although there isn't a specific guide for FMP , see how_to:index#importing_to_family_historian|> Importing to Family Historian . The tips at the bottom apply to most imports via GEDCOM . how_to:handling_unrecognised_data_fields|> Handling Uncategorised Data Fields (UDF) is particularly ...

I think it is possible the birth was first registered with no father, and later the father was prepared to have his name added.
That will probbaly become apparent when you order the GRO Index entry that Bian mentions.

Ron, you need to use one of the other functions related to =Field(...) that handles qualifiers such as :SURNAME_FIRST.
I'm not at my FH PC so cannot be precise but check FH Help > Using Family Historian > Advanced Topics > Understanding Functions > Functions (all).

The first thing to understand is you do NOT have to install from your earlier disks. Whether you install V5 or V6 you just need the last upgrade installation media and the last two licence keys. See how_to:family_historian_installation_details|> Family Historian Installation Details . If you think y...

Shane, when you joined FHUG you were advised to study how_to:key_features_for_newcomers|> Key Features for Newcomers . One of its topics is Places & Addresses that leads to glossary:places|> Places and Addresses which has many links to Forum Posts on Places and Addresses where the pros and cons ...

The backup of FH settings are currently saved in \Family Historian Projects\McLeod Family Tree\Public\Family Historian\ It uses a number of folders and files rather than a single .zip file. So everything inside that Family Historian folder is the backup of your custom settings. That is explained in ...