Up until now, peerage titles like "1st Duke of Cambridge" have been defined using many different ways -- titles, part of the first name, part of the surname, suffix, occupation, and notes. I'm starting to fix this, moving all into the office & role setup, under the add button.  I'll work on moving all of these, and editing the information out of the current locations.

This makes it consistent with the rest of the website, and makes easier to list people by title.

Here's an example:  /browse.php/Henry-Percy-Earl-of-Northumberland/p52676

It was getting confusing having them separate when there's a good amount of overlap in what they mean, and in some cases, information being added to both places.

For adding and editing, you still do it THE SAME WAY -- go to the ADD button, to "Office or Role" or "Military Role", not by editing the person. This is so that anyone is still free to add these roles to a person, without needing permission to edit the person.

A few other changes...

• For military officers, there is now a date field, if it is known when they had that office.
• If a date is not defined, but a war is, it sorts into the events based on the date of that war. For example, a Civil War General record will show at about 1861, relative other events listed.
• When going to a family map (click the globe on any family page), this will now include political offices, pointing to Washington DC for Presidents, Cabinet Officials, and people in the US Congress. For governors and state legislators, it will point to the state capitol, once I have been identified the coordinates.

As always, questions and suggestions for improvement are welcome.