Error_Invalid_deceased_dates

Error: Invalid deceased dates

Issue

A plot has a deceased individual with a death date that is prior to the birth date. 


Explanation

A person cannot die before they were born. The death date or birth date may be entered incorrectly. 


Solution

To fix this error, choose an option. 

  • Change the death date. Use Modify Existing Plots to replace the incorrect date with the correct date. 

  • Change the birth date. Use Modify Existing Plots to replace the incorrect date with the correct date. 

 


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