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The Ancestry source is definitely not Evidence Explained compliant, but it does provide some information about where to find the record, but does not indicate where on the page or who it is for.Д¦) What about the Media? I noted on the 'Edit Person' screen for Hattie Hildreth that there was no media icon for the two records (note the second marriage record and the Residence record on the screen below): Seaver household digital image, () citing National Archives Microfilm Publication T625, Roll 747. The 1920 census record that I crafted for the same record in a free-form RootsMagic source template is:ДЎ920 United States Federal Census, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Leominster Ward 3, Supervisor District 3, Enumeration District 102, Sheet 5B, dwelling #68, family #132, lines 7-10, Frank W.

The Footnote source citation for this Fact created in RootsMagic from the Ancestry fields is:ДЄ, 1920 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Operations, Inc., 2010), Year: 1920 Census Place: Leominster Ward 3, Worcester, Massachusetts Roll: T625_747 Page: 5B Enumeration District: 102 Image: 238. Census record? Here is the source template (labeled 'Ancestry Record') created in RootsMagic from the 'Ancestry Record' for the census record: When this process added the fourth record - from the Ancestry record - the interchange between Ancestry and RootsMagic labeled all four of the source citations as 'Ancestry Record' - it eliminated my three EE-based master sources. I had added three sources for this Fact in RootsMagic before I uploaded my file to Ancestry, each with a different source template because I had three different records - a marriage certificate, a Keene NH town record, and the Massachusetts vital record from American Ancestors. It does not provide any indication of how the record was found or who it was for. In my humble opinion, the 'Ancestry Record' source citation is inadequate. 'Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1915,' indexed database and digital images, New England Historic Genealogical Society, American Ancestors () (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Marriages: Volume 264,, Leominster, 1874: Frank W. The Footnote for this source citation, created by RootsMagic from the Ancestry fields, is:ДЄ, Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915 (Provo, UT, USA: Operations, Inc., 2013).Д®arlier, I had created a source citation for this record on American Ancestors using my EE-based source free-form template, and it looks like:

#HOW DO YOU EDIT NAMES IN ROOTSMAGIC 7 HOW TO#

If you want a new gamertag, see How to change your Xbox gamertag.Note that there is no source detail for this record. The display name doesn't change your gamertag.

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To get the name to update quickly, you can switch to your local account, then sign back in to your Microsoft account.

If the display name doesn't change right away, or if the old name is still showing in emails, your information may be cached. If you get an error when you enter your name, try a nickname instead. Under your name, select Edit name.В If thereвЂ™s no name listed yet, select Add name.Д®nter the name you want, then type the CAPTCHA and select Save.В Some names may not be allowed if they contain blocked words or phrases. Sign in to the Your info page on the Microsoft account website. Here's how to change your display name if you're signed in to your Microsoft account:

This name may differ from your local account's display name.

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You'll also see it on any Windows 10 devices that you've signed into with your Microsoft Account, and it's the name people see when you send emails or participate in an group. You use your display name whenever you sign in to your account.

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