FTAnalyzer questions.

How is the best way to go about needing to have both a residence fact and a census fact within the same year?
Different events, potentially different locations, certainly different sources of information.

For example - the 1881 census was taken and puts a family in one location, then later that year they baptise a child and their location has changed.
I have one of these for 1891 and the thought occured to me "What if this was 1881 or 1911 or 1841"?

 

Is there any way to mark certain census entries as not to be looked at by FTA?
I have my husband's (small, ok tiny) tree within the same db file and thus within the same gedcom, and as such, his relatives are being used to calculate the LC / census data when they technically shouldn't be since we only enter our own relations, not those of our spouse.
I don't want to split the tree, nor can I remember to gedcom only my own side when doing that for FTA

 

but the church is not the residence of the family

 

Why do you think there might be a problem with a family/individual being in more than a single location in any given year? I have many such circumstances without any difficulty arising. Just make sure that you give a date, or range of dates, for each location to avoid confusion.

Remember that a census refers to a single day but you may have evidence to support residence/visit for a longer period.

 

Having a residence and a census in the same year gives an error in FTA - one that could get annoying to have to check every time

 

And scrap this one - realised I had a box ticked that inlcuded hubby's relations, but when unticked it left them out

 

Yes I have determined the cause for each of them and resolved all of them - and they were all Census fact and residence fact in the same year.
I have baptisms that I know occured in the same years as census that I need to finish entering and transcribing, so I want to make sure I know how to enter any residence that differs from the census so that it doesn't throw up that error.

 

It's supposed to be annoying! (i.e. it's doubtful that you'll ever have a perfect tree)

 

given that I'm not yet 40 and have no children, I plan on having a "perfect" tree before I drop off the planet

 

Wow, you're a young-un

 

Unticking that box made the number go up!


not sure if using the actual census date and baptism date for the residence would work - but I'll have to check that when I get a baptism with residence that differs from the census address.

Am using an older gedcom for these test, current gedcom has those errors all resolved

 

now I have 32 "bad/missing" go through again - I had thought I'd resolved them all, but apparently I'd only resolved the duplicates, not the ones where I only had Residence but no Census

 

yeah - but only just over a month till I hit that 4-0

 

You're the age I kid myself as being ...until I do something(try) that is physically challenging for a man in his seventieth year

 

How about 79th?!!