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 | | Simply put, GIM LISTS provides you with a way to search through your folder for a list of people, families, or notes which meet a set of criteria, such as couples with a marriage date but no marriage place, or people who died between the ages of, say, 15 and 18. |
 | | GIM LISTS is a powerful tool for finding curiosities about your data, such as the oldest man and woman in your folder, or the youngest mother, or the longest marriage, or the number of women named Mary. |
 | | By looking over these place lists, you can learn a lot about any misspellings that appear in your folder, and whether any towns are in the wrong counties, or in no county at all. |
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