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    Name Report for Local Cemetery Visit

    Hi all, I am here in a small village of Italy and I often visit the cemetery to peruse those who have been buried in it. I carry my Reunion Mobile app and it's a little quirky to constantly perform a People Search for each and every tombstone - it's REALLY cumbersome, especially each and every time my iPhone goes into lock screen and the app requires me to re-initiate the People Search function.

    I'm thinking of having a printed out (or PDF document) that ONLY has those individuals from the village from which I could more quickly and easily consult as to whether I need to document the tombstone record.

    What is the most efficient way others have used to do something like this and for the Report Print out, what are the steps?

    Thanks!

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    This is what I've done and it works great, after the initial change to Places which is a job, but I think is well worth it:

    I have put each cemetery into the first part of the Place field, such as:
    Holy Ghost Church, Fremont, Alameda County, California, USA

    Then in your Places sidebar, this location sorts properly. You select it, then click Usage at the bottom of the Places sidebar and have all the people that are in your database that are in that cemetery grouped together. After that, you can mark them or save them to a report in a text file or a few other options.

    Another option would be to search for the cemetery name within your database and mark or share the results as above.

    Hope this helps you.
    Kathy
    Reunion 14
    MacBook Air, Mac OS 26.0.1

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