Duplicates of Edmund Rice

Started by Private User on Sunday, June 12, 2011
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Private User
6/12/2011 at 10:00 AM

I've located at least three duplicates of Edmund:

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The catch is that, collectively, they have 174 descendant profiles, 16 ancestors (!), and god knows how many collateral relatives attached, so merging those into the MP is going to require a *ton* of additional merging.

So, how do we want to approach this? Pick one profile at a time to merge in, and then maybe split up the subsequent merges?

6/12/2011 at 10:12 AM

There is a Rice Family Project here, we should use that, perhaps.

This is the MP for Edmund Rice:

Deacon Edmund Rice

I think we should merge together the "other" Edmund Rice's, correct them, and then merge them into the MP.

Sometimes I use a second / temporary MP to keep the good one clear.

Will also get started helping you, Ashley. I worked on this line before.

Private User
6/12/2011 at 11:43 AM

Thanks for mentioning the other project. I decided to post here because it was going to create a lot of "new" descendants all the way down.

Thank you for being, as always, far more brilliant and talented than I am!

6/12/2011 at 3:47 PM

Edward rice and wives are now one ... That wasn't bad at all. I added some more source documentation / overview notes while I was at it.

Now continuing down the line and ready for you to jump in. I'm pursuing Silas rice, who was stolen by Mohawks and married in; and the Graves line, as that is one of my direct lines.

6/13/2011 at 7:21 AM

Im not sure why but Edmund RICE remains my favorite distant ancestor. Ill try to work a bit on these lines today. Ive got access to most online subscriptions for the area (americanancestors.org/NEHGS, Ancestry, genealogybank etc etc)
The tangles in the tree get depressing lol

6/13/2011 at 7:35 AM

I found a cool story in PDF format about Silas Rice among the Mohawk -- apparently there's now a passel of Mohawk Rices -- so if you haven't seen that yet, keep an eye out for the upload.

Compared to a year ago the Rices are positively neat and organized now. It's more about documenting and training newbies to "request co-management" I think as they find their Rice roots.

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