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linking different partners

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Mick in the Sticks

Mick in the Sticks Report 16 Jul 2009 20:48

Clare

The GR tree is only two dimensional and cannot handle a multi-dimensional relationship. There is a workaround however.

Add your grandmother twice, once against each brother. Add your grandmothers ancestors against her name where she married the first brother. Also make a note that this is the same person who married brother2 elsewhere in this tree. Where your grandmother is shown as the wife of brother2, add a note that this is the same person who married brother1 elsewhere in your tree.

This is not a perfect solution but it is the best you can achieve in a GR tree.

Michael

Clare

Clare Report 16 Jul 2009 20:25

i have two brothers in my tree. but both were married to my nan (at different times obviously!). how do i link them in my tree?