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Second Family
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fraserbooks | Report | 21 Oct 2006 14:25 |
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You can't do it on genes without opening a separate account. However if you have your tree on tribal pages you can add unrelated individuals. A programme like family tree maker will also let you do this. I am in a similar position withtwo families from the same village with the same name. I feel if I could just get back another couple of generations all would be revealed. The problem both families seem to call all their male children Abraham, Solomon, and Samuel. Anne |
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Pearl of the South | Report | 21 Oct 2006 13:30 |
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I have found a whole new line of rellies going back to 1700's but so far can't find the connection with my current tree. Living family insist they are indeed ours. Can I start a new tree with these people or is there only one tree permitted. If I print it up there may be others researching this tree. Please has anyone got any ideas. Thanks Annie. but what on earth is tribal pages. Havent seen that |
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