Jori Lyon
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Taylor and Jori are both descendants of Mary (Tinker) St John (1606-aft.1669).
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edited by Steven Greenwood
You will notice that I changed the MM/DD/YYYY format to DD Month YYYY; that is because non Americans may flip the day and the month and it could be confusing in that other format.
Also when using external links, even without using ref tags, you want to create the open bracket ([) followed immediately by the hyperlink (URL) then a SPACE and then the description of the item you are linking to, and finally a closed bracket (]).
And finally for editing, and this might be nitpicky, I usually spell out the state or location rather than using the initials (WI --> Wisconsin). It just looks better and more professional.
Hope these help you with editing in the future!
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What is this Suggestion Status? I looked at the first one: 409 Marriage to duplicate person, but it's not a duplicate. at least not that i can see. could it be because i put the wrong person in, then changed it to the correct person? if so, what do i do with this? sorry for the crazy questions
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if I find info somewhere else, like familyserach.org, where do i "hold" it so i can go back to it to enter info on my tree? Or if I just want to use it to verify what i have entered? I'll just keep plugging along and reading all the info