Hi Dave I know I'm very tardy with my reply to you...I apologize. I've been caught up with so many other things. I don't want you to think I'm extremely rude. I haven't had the opportunity to try your solution but will certainly do so. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Lucy > Legacy has many ways of doing things :-)) > > To find people with certain date ranges you can click on Search > > Detailed Search > Look for whom? - Individual > Where to look - Birth > Date > How to look - After > What to look for - 1850 (for example) > > Second Condition > And > Look for whom? - Individual > Where to look - > Birth Date > How to look - Before > What to look for - 1900 > Clear > List before this search > Create List. > > Once the list of individuals is created you can Tag them all and then > can step through them one by one in the Family view. Click on the > coloured tag number when you complete each one in order to clear it > and you can then return to do the remaining ones at a later time. > > Other methods that could possibly be used to identify your records > are to go to the Master Location List and tag all the individuals > using certain locations or to search the Modified Dates (similar to > above but using Modified Date instead of Birth Date) for the time > frame of your additions. > > You could also first tag all the "France" individuals and then use > that set tag as a third search criterion in the Birth or Modified > date search to weed out the non-France individuals that match your > dates. > > Hope this helps. >