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help needed
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Susan | Report | 17 Jan 2007 18:45 |
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Thanks for your advice It seems to have worked and my tree is looking OK. Kind Regards Susan |
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Krissie | Report | 17 Jan 2007 18:24 |
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You could also try sending an e-mail to GR asking them to delete the relevant relatives. |
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Brian | Report | 17 Jan 2007 15:38 |
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Hello Susan I posted a similar question recently. Iwas informed one way was to go into the 'old tree' if you have been a member a while as it is easier to amend that tree which automatically updates the 'new tree'. Secondly, to purchase a gedcom family tree disc and down load your tree onto that and amend and return it into G.R.OR start again with a gedcom and upload it to G.R. Finally you can delete that part of the tree from the start (if you can) and input again. The old tree worked for me. Hope this helps Brian |
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Susan | Report | 17 Jan 2007 14:56 |
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My rellies are in a mess can anybody tell me how to delete some rellies so that I can sort the mess out. The system wont let me delete members of the family tree because they are linked to other members but I need to undo mistakes. Any advise would be appreciated. Thanks susan |
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