{"id":11389,"date":"2020-09-11T11:14:13","date_gmt":"2020-09-11T11:14:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/fhug.org.uk\/kb\/?post_type=kb_article&p=11389"},"modified":"2024-02-28T13:07:13","modified_gmt":"2024-02-28T13:07:13","slug":"ancestral-sources-tutorial-enter-census-facts","status":"publish","type":"kb_article","link":"https:\/\/www.fhug.org.uk\/kb\/kb-article\/ancestral-sources-tutorial-enter-census-facts\/","title":{"rendered":"Ancestral Sources Tutorial ~ Enter Census Facts"},"content":{"rendered":"

Introduction<\/h2>\n

This tutorial illustrates the fundamental features of capturing a Census Record and adding its details to your Family Historian database. It is based on very old versions of Ancestral Sources and Family Historian, so does not include some of the features that are now available such as templated sources and rich-text. Videos that refer to those new features are available on the Ancestral Sources Videos<\/a> page. However, the fundamental concepts of capturing the data are still reasonably relevant<\/strong><\/p>\n

There is a series of videos on\u00a0How to Add a Census Entry\u00a0showing the key features of the tutorials.<\/p>\n

Throughout the tutorial the notation \u2018Option1\u00a0>\u00a0Option2\u00a0>\u00a0Option3\u00a0button\u2019 means select menubar\u00a0Option1, then\u00a0Option2, and finally click the\u00a0Option3\u00a0button.<\/p>\n

It is feasible to copy & paste many of the data values from the tutorial scripts directly into\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0input forms.<\/p>\n

Before you proceed with the rest of this tutorial, please Configure Initial Settings<\/a>.<\/p>\n

For each tutorial there is a corresponding video tutorial<\/a>.<\/p>\n

1. Enter Census Information<\/h3><\/summary>

It is assumed that you have found a new\u00a0Census Record\u00a0as part of your family history research, and want to enter its details into\u00a0Family Historian\u00a0by using\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

A transcript of this UK 1901 Census Return (which is entirely fictitious) is shown below.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
UK 1901 Census Record Transcript\u00a0\u00a0\u25be<\/span><\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
RG Number:<\/strong>\u00a0RG13<\/td>\nPiece:<\/strong>\u00a0603<\/td>\nFolio:<\/strong>\u00a052<\/td>\nPage:<\/strong>\u00a010<\/td>\nSchedule:<\/strong>\u00a079<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Registration District<\/strong><\/td>\nGuildford, Surrey, England<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Address<\/strong><\/td>\n28, Park Road, Stoke Within, Guildford<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Name<\/th>\nRelation<\/th>\nCondition<\/th>\nSex<\/th>\nAge<\/th>\nBorn<\/th>\nOccupation<\/th>\nWhere Born<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
CHILDS, Rupert<\/td>\nHead<\/td>\nMarried<\/td>\nM<\/td>\n22<\/td>\n1878<\/td>\nClerk<\/td>\nKingston, Surrey<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CHILDS, Janet<\/td>\nWife<\/td>\nMarried<\/td>\nF<\/td>\n21<\/td>\n1879<\/td>\n<\/td>\nChelsea, London<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CHILDS, Martha<\/td>\nDaughter<\/td>\nSingle<\/td>\nF<\/td>\n2<\/td>\n1898<\/td>\n<\/td>\nGuildford, Surrey<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CHILDS, Julian<\/td>\nSon<\/td>\nSingle<\/td>\nM<\/td>\n1m<\/td>\n1901<\/td>\n<\/td>\nGuildford, Surrey<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Census Data Entry Screen<\/h3>\n

The census data entry starts here, and this first section completes the\u00a0Census Information\u00a0nearest the top of the main screen.<\/p>\n

The rest of this tutorial, up until the data is saved to file, must be completed in one session, otherwise all the data will need to be re-entered.<\/p>\n

Open\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0and ensure the\u00a0Family\u00a0Historian Sample Project\u00a0or the\u00a0Sample.ged\u00a0file opens by default, but if not then\u00a0Configure Initial Settings<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Notice that the members of the sample\u00a0Munro\u00a0family tree are listed in the top right-hand panel.<\/p>\n

Ensure that the\u00a0Census Records\u00a0mode is active by clicking the\u00a0Create census entries\u00a0button near the middle of the toolbar, or by choosing\u00a0View\u00a0>\u00a0Census Editor.<\/p>\n

Census Information<\/h3>\n

Towards the top right of the screen, ensure that\u00a0Census Country\u00a0is set to\u00a0UK\u00a0and\u00a0Census Year\u00a0is set to\u00a01901.
\nNotice that as you make this selection, the\u00a0Census Date\u00a0is completed, and the\u00a0Year\u00a0and\u00a0RG Number\u00a0are added to the\u00a0Title\u00a0and\u00a0Ref ID\u00a0on the left.<\/p>\n

This\u00a0Title\u00a0field will become the new\u00a0Source Record Title, and the allotted\u00a0Source ID\u00a0is shown just above.<\/p>\n

Continue by entering the rest of the\u00a0Ref ID\u00a0derived from the\u00a0Piece,\u00a0Folio,\u00a0Page, and\u00a0Schedule\u00a0numbers in the transcript (e.g.\u00a0Ref ID: RG13 0603 052 10 079) and notice that the\u00a0Title\u00a0follows suit. It is suggested that you add leading zeros to these numbers to make them 4 digits, 3 digits, 2 digits, and 3 digits respectively, because the\u00a0Source Records\u00a0will then sort into a more logical order.<\/p>\n

The transcript\u00a0Registration District\u00a0should be entered into the\u00a0Place\u00a0field, and the transcript\u00a0Address\u00a0into the\u00a0Address\u00a0field (e.g.\u00a0Place: Guildford, Surrey, England\u00a0and\u00a0Address: 28, Park Road, Stoke Within, Guildford).<\/p>\n

These will become the\u00a0Place\u00a0and\u00a0Address\u00a0values used in the\u00a0Census Events\u00a0and other\u00a0Events\u00a0created by\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

If there are matching\u00a0Place\u00a0or\u00a0Address\u00a0values in your GEDCOM data, then these fields will auto-complete and the\u00a0Address\u00a0values will be available from a drop-down list.<\/p>\n

As the\u00a0Place\u00a0is entered, it is also added into the\u00a0Title.<\/p>\n

It is popular to include the\u00a0Head\u00a0of the family in the\u00a0Title\u00a0and this can be achieved by entering his name in the\u00a0Other Info\u00a0field (e.g.\u00a0Other Info: CHILDS, Rupert).<\/p>\n

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It is beyond the scope of this tutorial, but the\u00a0Title\u00a0field can be customised by a template that compiles data from a variety of sources.
\nSee the menubar Tools > Options > Census settings > Census Method 1 Title Template option and the Title & Type Templates<\/a> tutorial for details.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/details><\/div>\n

2. Add Multimedia Image<\/h3><\/summary>

Typically a census transcript is accompanied by an image of the original census form, which is linked to a\u00a0Multimedia Record\u00a0and associated with the new data entered via\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

Such an image is provided for this tutorial, so right-click the image below, select Save Image As…\u00a0 and Save the file to your usual family history working folder.<\/p>\n

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Image Viewer<\/h3>\n

To open the\u00a0Image Viewer, either use\u00a0Edit\u00a0>\u00a0Add\/View Images\u2026\u00a0or click the\u00a0Add\/View Images\u00a0link in the\u00a0Linked Images\u00a0panel.<\/p>\n

Ensure\u00a0Link new image\u00a0is selected, then click the\u00a0Select File\u2026\u00a0button, and\u00a0Open\u00a0the image file\u00a01901_RG13_0603_052_10.jpg<\/code>\u00a0downloaded above. This image file should appear in the image panel on the left.<\/p>\n

Sometimes the\u00a0Census Return\u00a0spans two\u00a0Folio Pages, in which case both image files should be linked so the whole family is included.<\/p>\n

You can add any type of file, not just image files. In the Open file window, near the lower right corner, it lists Image Files (*.bmp;*.gif;*.jpg;*.jpeg;*.pcx;*.tif;*.png;*.tga;*.wmf<\/code>), and to the right of this list is a black triangular arrow. Click on that arrow and from the drop-down list choose\u00a0All Files (*.*). You will then be able to select any file type to attach to the source. Although the file might not display within the\u00a0Image Viewer, clicking on the area where the image would normally be displayed will open the default program for that file type. e.g. Attach a word-processor document and it might open Microsoft Word, or a PDF document might open Adobe Acrobat.<\/p>\n

There are several options for specifying the\u00a0Image Title\u00a0and the\u00a0Linked Filename\u00a0of the\u00a0Multimedia Record.
\nOne option, beyond the scope of this tutorial, allows the Image Title to be customised by a template that compiles data from a variety of sources.<\/p>\n

See the menubar Tools > Options > Census settings > Census Image Title Template option and the Title & Type Templates<\/a> tutorial for details.<\/p>\n

For this tutorial select\u00a0Same as source title\u00a0and tick\u00a0Rename file to match title, which neatly assigns the same\u00a0Title\u00a0to the\u00a0Multimedia Record\u00a0and\u00a0Image Filename\u00a0as the\u00a0Source Record.<\/p>\n

There is also an option to choose Keywords to classify the image.<\/p>\n

Now click the\u00a0Save\u00a0button at the bottom.<\/p>\n

If using Family Historian Version 4.1 (or later) there may be a prompt to choose the Media folder into which to eventually copy the image file.\u00a0 Click the Yes button, and in the popup click New Folder, create a Census folder, and click OK.
\nHowever, if you placed the image file directly into the\u00a0Media\u00a0folder or sub-folder, then this prompt is bypassed.<\/p>\n

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Towards the top of the window, tick\u00a0Always on top, and close the right-hand panel by clicking the tall thin button labelled\u00a0>. Drag the window edges to reduce the window size as far as possible. This allows the image to be inspected while entering data on the main screen.<\/p>\n

If you prefer to enter data from a printed copy, then close the\u00a0Image Viewer\u00a0window by clicking its\u00a0Close\u00a0button, and obtain a printout of the\u00a01901_RG13_0603_052_10.jpg<\/code> census image file.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/details><\/div>\n

3. Populate the Census Grid<\/h3><\/summary>

The next step is to populate the census grid in the centre of the main screen, which imitates much of the data tabulated on the census form.<\/p>\n

Hover the mouse over each column heading and the popup tooltip should match the column heading on the census form.<\/p>\n

Select Family Members<\/h3>\n

To choose the\u00a0Head\u00a0of the household, enter the start of the surname (Chi) into the\u00a0Find Name\u00a0box above the family names, and select\u00a0Rupert\u00a0from the list. Notice that his family is listed under\u00a0Spouses\u00a0and\u00a0Children\u00a0below.<\/p>\n

To add\u00a0Rupert\u00a0to the census grid as\u00a0Head\u00a0of the family, click the\u00a0<< Select\u00a0button, or use\u00a0Edit\u00a0>\u00a0Add current individual to the entry.<\/p>\n

Double click on his spouse\u00a0Janet\u00a0and child\u00a0Julian\u00a0to add them to the census grid as\u00a0Wife\u00a0and\u00a0Son.<\/p>\n

The census image and transcript also list his daughter\u00a0Martha, who does not yet exist in the database.
\nTo add\u00a0Martha, click on the\u00a0Add Child\u2026\u00a0link bottom right, and in the popup select\u00a0Rupert and Janet\u00a0as parents.
\nEnter\u00a0Martha\u00a0at the start of the\u00a0Name\u00a0box, select\u00a0Gender\u00a0as\u00a0Female, and tick\u00a0Add to entry following creation of individual.
\nClick\u00a0OK\u00a0and note that\u00a0Martha\u00a0is added to the list of\u00a0Children\u00a0and to the census grid as\u00a0Daughter.<\/p>\n

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Notes:<\/p>\n

To undo this\u00a0Martha\u00a0child entry, you would use\u00a0Edit > Review\/remove individual data changes.
\nTo add other relatives use the\u00a0Add Parent\u2026,\u00a0Add Spouse\u2026,\u00a0Add Sibling\u2026\u00a0links.
\nTo add a completely new unrelated person click the + Add unrelated individual button near the middle of the toolbar, or use menubar Edit > New unrelated individual option as explained in Ancestral Sources Tutorial ~ Working With Tools ~ (1) Unrelated Individuals.<\/a><\/p>\n

Check the Census Grid<\/h2>\n

Now the Son Julian and Daughter Martha are not in the same order as in the census transcript and image form.
\nTo correct this, click the up arrow button\u00a0Move selected row up in the census grid, or use\u00a0Edit\u00a0>\u00a0Move selected individual up in the census grid.<\/p>\n

Check that the marriage\u00a0Condition\u00a0is shown as\u00a0M\u00a0= Married for the parents and\u00a0S\u00a0= Single for the children. This is necessary for this family because none of them have a\u00a0Birth Event\u00a0or\u00a0Marriage Event\u00a0recorded to help\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0choose the correct\u00a0Condition.<\/p>\n

Finally fill in any missing details in the\u00a0Census Grid\u00a0from the census transcript and image form.<\/p>\n

For\u00a0Rupert, Occupation =\u00a0Clerk\u00a0and Employ Status =\u00a0Worker\u00a0selected from the dropdown list.
\nFor\u00a0Rupert, Age =\u00a022\u00a0and Where Born =\u00a0Kingston, Surrey, England
\nFor\u00a0Janet\u00a0, Age =\u00a021\u00a0and Where Born =\u00a0Chelsea, London, England
\nFor\u00a0Martha, Age =\u00a02\u00a0and Where Born =\u00a0Guildford, Surrey, England
\nFor\u00a0Julian, Age =\u00a01m\u00a0and Where Born =\u00a0Guildford, Surrey, England<\/p>\n

To enter\u00a0Julian\u2019s age of\u00a01 month, click the button in his\u00a0Age\u00a0box and enter\u00a01\u00a0against\u00a0Months.<\/p>\n

Notice that the\u00a0Chelsea\u00a0and\u00a0Guildford\u00a0places are auto-completed, derived from existing\u00a0Place\u00a0field values.<\/p>\n

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If it is still open, now close the\u00a0Image Viewer\u00a0window by clicking its\u00a0Close\u00a0button.<\/p>\n

It is beyond the scope of this tutorial, but the\u00a0Census Grid\u00a0can be customised with a template for each\u00a0Country\u00a0and\u00a0Year.
\nSee the menubar Census > Census Templates option and the Census Grid Templates<\/a>\u00a0tutorial for details.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/details><\/div>\n

4. Edit Auto Text and Note<\/h3><\/summary>

The next two areas below the grid are the Text and Note boxes, which define multi-line text for the Text From Source and Note fields of the Source Record.<\/p>\n

Auto Text Transcript<\/h3>\n

To create an automatic transcript of the\u00a0Census Grid, click the\u00a0Auto\u00a0button, or use\u00a0Edit\u00a0>\u00a0Auto Text.
\nIf there is more than one\u00a0Census Auto Text Template<\/a>\u00a0defined, and therefore offered a choice, select the\u00a0Default\u00a0template.
\nNotice that the data is comma separated, which is perhaps not the easiest to read.<\/p>\n

To alter the format, use\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0Options\u2026\u00a0>\u00a0Census settings\u00a0and under\u00a0Grid Column Separator\u00a0top right, select\u00a0Tab\u00a0as the column separator.<\/p>\n

While in this window, under\u00a0Sources\u00a0in the centre, tick both the\u00a0Citation\u00a0Certainty\u00a0and the\u00a0Use\u00a0Citation\u00a0Entry\u00a0Date\u00a0options, and then click\u00a0OK.<\/p>\n

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Now click the\u00a0Auto\u00a0button again, and the\u00a0Text\u00a0will be tab separated.
\nFor more advice on how to format the\u00a0Text From Source\u00a0field and obtain a tidy presentation in both\u00a0Source Records\u00a0and printed\u00a0Reports, see how to\u00a0Tabulate Multiline Text in Records and Reports<\/a>.<\/p>\n

In\u00a0V2\u00a0there is an\u00a0Auto\u00a0tick box option that allows any further changes made to the data to be automatically updated in the\u00a0Text\u00a0box.<\/p>\n

To further edit the text, click the\u00a0Text\u2026\u00a0link to obtain a large editing window. Delete middle name\u00a0Barbara\u00a0from\u00a0Janet Child\u00a0and remove\u00a0, England\u00a0from\u00a0Where Born\u00a0as they do not appear in the Census record, and enter a few extra tab characters to align the columns.<\/p>\n

There may be others listed in the Census record, who are not relations, and do not need Individual\u00a0Records created. This is the place to enter those people’s details to complete the transcript.<\/p>\n

Click\u00a0OK\u00a0when satisfied that the transcript accurately reflects the Census record.<\/p>\n

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It is beyond the scope of this tutorial, but the\u00a0Text\u00a0box can be customised with a template that compiles data from many fields, to generate a more complete transcript.
\nSee the menubar\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0Autotext Template Editor\u00a0options and the\u00a0Auto Text Templates<\/a> tutorial for details.<\/p>\n

Source Note<\/h3>\n

The Note box can be similarly edited via the Note\u2026 link, and possibly should say Fictitious tutorial data.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/details><\/div>\n

5. Create Repository Link<\/h3><\/summary>

In the same way that a Source cites the derivation of one or more Facts, a Repository cites the owner of one or more original Source documents.<\/p>\n

The ability to create a\u00a0Repository\u00a0link was not available in\u00a0Version 1.1\u00a0and can be disabled in later versions with\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0Options\u00a0>\u00a0General settings.<\/p>\n

Repository Link<\/h3>\n

UK 1901 Census records are lodged with the General Register Office.<\/p>\n

So to cite this as the\u00a0Repository, use the\u00a0Link a repository\u2026\u00a0option.<\/p>\n

In the\u00a0Repository\u00a0window select\u00a0Link a new repository to this source.
\nEnter the Name as General Register Office, the Address as General Register Office, PO Box 2, Southport, PR8 2JD and the Telephone as 0300 123 1837
\nClick\u00a0OK\u00a0to close the window.<\/p>\n

Alternatively, the\u00a0Repository\u00a0could cite an online genealogy website, such as\u00a0Ancestry UK\u00a0or\u00a0Find My Past, from where the census source records were downloaded.<\/p>\n

Other UK Census records would simply link this existing Repository to the Source.<\/p>\n

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6. Save to Family Historian<\/h3><\/summary>

This is the final step, so before committing the data to be saved, just check it over carefully.<\/p>\n

After the data has been saved, it can be examined in\u00a0Family Historian, and modified if necessary.<\/p>\n

Save Entry to File<\/h3>\n

When satisfied, click the\u00a0Save File\u00a0button near the left of the toolbar, or use\u00a0File\u00a0>\u00a0Save Entry To File.<\/p>\n

For each person\u2019s\u00a0Birth Event, where better\u00a0Date\u00a0or\u00a0Place\u00a0details are suggested by this\u00a0Census, a popup window offers options to accept or reject the suggestions.<\/p>\n

The suggested birth Date is calculated from the Age column in the Census Grid, and the birth Place is derived from the Where Born column.<\/p>\n

Various\u00a0Birth Event\u00a0options can be selected by using\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0Options\u2026\u00a0>\u00a0General settings\u00a0and\u00a0Census settings.<\/p>\n

Since the\u00a0CHILDS\u00a0family has no\u00a0Birth Events\u00a0recorded, choose\u00a0Create birth event with suggested date and place, and click the\u00a0Next >\u00a0button for each person, and finally click the\u00a0Finish\u00a0button.<\/p>\n

Then, and only then, will\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0commit the data entry to the GEDCOM database.<\/p>\n

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If you use\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0View Log Files\u2026\u00a0it show a comprehensive list of all the changes made.<\/p>\n

Finally, close\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0by using the\u00a0File\u00a0>\u00a0Exit\u00a0option.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/details><\/div>\n

7. Examine Family Historian<\/h3><\/summary>

Now let us examine the Family Historian data to see how much information Ancestral Sources has automatically added.<\/p>\n

Family Historian Data<\/h3>\n

Run Family Historian and open the Family Historian Sample Project.<\/p>\n

Locate the\u00a0Head\u00a0of the family\u00a0Rupert CHILDS, open his\u00a0Property Box, and ensure\u00a0Show Sources\u00a0is enabled.<\/p>\n

Individual Details<\/h4>\n

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Apart from the\u00a0Name\u00a0&\u00a0Gender\u00a0of the three original family members, all other data was created by\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

Click on any data field to see the\u00a0Census Source\u00a0citation, with its\u00a0Entry Date\u00a0and\u00a0Assessment\u00a0completed.
\nAlternative values for these fields can be chosen via\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0Options\u2026\u00a0>\u00a0Census settings\u00a0within\u00a0Ancestral Sources.
\nIn this instance for GRO Census data an\u00a0Assessment\u00a0of\u00a0Primary evidence\u00a0may be more appropriate.<\/p>\n

In the\u00a0Sources\u00a0pane, click the\u00a0Sources For\u00a0drop-down list, and every entry marked with an asterisk (*) was created and cited by\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

Select the\u00a0Facts\u00a0(or\u00a0Events) tab for each person, and note that every\u00a0Event\u00a0was created by\u00a0Ancestral Sources, including the\u00a0Date,\u00a0Age,\u00a0Place\u00a0and\u00a0Address\u00a0details.<\/p>\n

For example, the\u00a0Census\u00a0event shows the\u00a0Date,\u00a0Age,\u00a0Place\u00a0and\u00a0Address\u00a0of\u00a0Rupert CHILDS\u00a0in the 1901 Census.
\nThe\u00a0Occupation\u00a0attribute assumes he worked in the same\u00a0Place\u00a0as the Census, but not at the same\u00a0Address.
\nHowever, such assumptions can be changed via\u00a0Tools\u00a0>\u00a0Options\u2026\u00a0>\u00a0Census settings\u00a0within\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

Since\u00a0Family Historian Version 6, the\u00a0Facts\u00a0tab and\u00a0Sources For\u00a0pane have a\u00a0Show Media\u00a0button in their central toolbars, offering a shortcut to any associated\u00a0Media\u00a0images.<\/p>\n

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Source Record<\/h4>\n

Open the one\u00a0Source Census Record\u00a0that is cited by all those\u00a0Facts, and notice how all the new data is presented.<\/p>\n

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If for example, anyone ever asks how you know that\u00a0Rupert\u00a0was a\u00a0Clerk\u00a0in\u00a01901, you can easily find the\u00a0Source\u00a0of that information.
\nNote that the\u00a0Title,\u00a0Type,\u00a0Publication Information,\u00a0Repository, and\u00a0Text From Source\u00a0census transcript, were all automatically inserted by\u00a0Ancestral Sources.<\/p>\n

Click on the\u00a0Repository\u00a0icon to the right, and select\u00a0Go to Repository record\u00a0to review the GRO\u00a0Repository\u00a0contact details of the owner of the original source document.<\/p>\n

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Go Back\u00a0to the\u00a0Source Record\u00a0and select the\u00a0Multimedia\u00a0(or\u00a0Objects) tab to see the linked\u00a0Census Image\u00a0file with its\u00a0Date\u00a0set to the\u00a0Census\u00a0date.<\/p>\n

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Summary<\/h4>\n

A\u00a0Census\u00a0record that took just a few minutes to enter in\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0has created many new\u00a0Facts\u00a0and a new\u00a0Individual, all citing a new\u00a0Source, which is linked to a new\u00a0Repository\u00a0and a new\u00a0Multimedia\u00a0record.<\/p>\n

It could have all been done in\u00a0Family Historian\u00a0without\u00a0Ancestral Sources, but it would probably have taken at least three times as long, using a tedious and repetitive set of steps.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/details><\/div>\n

This is the end of the census tutorial. Please select another tutorial or Restore Original Settings<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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