I'm wondering if there is a way to show multiple geocoded places on one map, from more than one person, using Reunion. It does not appear possible, after searching the manual as well as this forum
Many English ancestors lived in tiny villages very near each other, southwest of Leicester. I was hoping to be able to automatically make a map where each of these places was highlighted/pinned, so that if/when I create a book about the families that came from there (all on the same branch of my tree), it would show their proximity to each other.
As far as I can tell, Reunion can only show multiple places on a map IF one person came from those multiple places. I don't see any easy way of selecting multiple people, or multiple places, and showing those places all on one map. I suppose this has something to do with the fact that Google can only find one place at a time and drop a pin on it.
Having created Google maps with multiple pins for genealogy research trips, I know how to do that in Google Maps. It's a little tedious but looks like the only way to get what I'm asking for. Does anything else think this feature would be useful in Reunion?
Would appreciate it if a Reunion staffer might respond here to tell us if it's even technologically possible to do what I'm asking about. If so, and others agree with me, then I'd like to see this on the Wish List, thanks.
Many English ancestors lived in tiny villages very near each other, southwest of Leicester. I was hoping to be able to automatically make a map where each of these places was highlighted/pinned, so that if/when I create a book about the families that came from there (all on the same branch of my tree), it would show their proximity to each other.
As far as I can tell, Reunion can only show multiple places on a map IF one person came from those multiple places. I don't see any easy way of selecting multiple people, or multiple places, and showing those places all on one map. I suppose this has something to do with the fact that Google can only find one place at a time and drop a pin on it.
Having created Google maps with multiple pins for genealogy research trips, I know how to do that in Google Maps. It's a little tedious but looks like the only way to get what I'm asking for. Does anything else think this feature would be useful in Reunion?
Would appreciate it if a Reunion staffer might respond here to tell us if it's even technologically possible to do what I'm asking about. If so, and others agree with me, then I'd like to see this on the Wish List, thanks.
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