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    1. Re: [ROOTS-L] Spelling Quiestion
    2. Nancy Wright
    3. The issue is consistency in indexing all of the records on FamilySearch.org not necessarily the grammatically correct way to express the term mother in law. From: "Jim Tarbet" >I have been indexing the 1940 census for the last month or so, and have > constantly had one phrase marked as incorrect that I don't believe > should be, nor is incorrect. Perhaps someone on this list can confirm > the correct way to write the term "Son in Law", or "Mother in Law" . > Those who review my indexing entries insist the these phrases should be > entered as "Son-In-Law" or "Mother-in-Law", always using the hyphens. > I don't believe the hyphens are required grammatically.

    04/21/2012 02:41:32