How Do I Enter These Names?
Terry Simonds
In working my way towards the top of a rather large (6x8 ft)
pedigree chart, I have run into a problem.
How would I enter "Henry Earl of Lancaster?"
a. LANCASTER, Henry, Earl of
b. HENRY, Earl of Lancaster
I have no clue as to Henry's surname.
Another one I see here is "Blanche of Navarre..."
Can someone help me out?
Thanks...
Terry Simonds in Ft. Lauderdale
Researching SIMONDS/CAREY/DINSMORE/MANN/ELLISON/WILLIAMS
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Guy Etchells
> In working my way towards the top of a rather large (6x8 ft)
> pedigree chart, I have run into a problem.
>
> How would I enter "Henry Earl of Lancaster?"
>
> a. LANCASTER, Henry, Earl of
> b. HENRY, Earl of Lancaster
>
> I have no clue as to Henry's surname.
>
> Another one I see here is "Blanche of Navarre..."
>
Enter the name the same way as any other, as you do not know his
surname you cannot put a surname therefore enter as Henry UNKNOWN,
Earl of Lancaster.
The Earl of Lancaster, bit is just a title the same as Mr, or Mrs.
it is nothing to do with his name as such. You may feel happier to
put Earl of Lancaster in brackets.
Cheers
Guy
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Guy Etchells <guy.et...@virgin.net>
Manus
You might want to enter the surnames as blanks, question marks, or
some other place holder until you actually get the surname. You
could even use parenthese with some blank spaces in them.
I usually do this so that the computer will sort them into a group
of names that I will know I have to work on.
Slan Leat!
Phil McManus
ma...@aol.com (Manus)
Mary Arthur
> In working my way towards the top of a rather large (6x8 ft)
> pedigree chart, I have run into a problem.
>
> How would I enter "Henry Earl of Lancaster?"
>
> a. LANCASTER, Henry, Earl of
> b. HENRY, Earl of Lancaster
>
> I have no clue as to Henry's surname.
>
> Another one I see here is "Blanche of Navarre..."
>
> Terry Simonds in Ft. Lauderdale
His last name was Blokingbrooke although convention is that he is
just called King Henry IV of England, assuming you mean the Duke of
Lancaster who lived 1366-1413.