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ANOTHER, problem on tree!!

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jean,300171

jean,300171 Report 29 Oct 2007 18:56

if widow remarries how do I put her on my tree to her new Partner!! Do I put her in her married name ? or in her maiden name?......I put her in with her maiden name and it doesnt look right!! how do I change it?? Jean.

K

K Report 29 Oct 2007 19:01

You just add new spouse - you don't have to give her a different name - but if he is younger than the first spouse he will come before the first one on the tree.

jean,300171

jean,300171 Report 29 Oct 2007 19:12

Thank you K, for sorting my little problem....Jean

jean,300171

jean,300171 Report 29 Oct 2007 20:44

Its Me Again ! How do I add a new partner who already has 3 children of his own to my tree and then add a child that they had together...ie do I add him first?and his children and then marry him to his new Partner and then put their child on?Sorry if im Confusing you ! But im confusing me too...lol Jean

jean,300171

jean,300171 Report 29 Oct 2007 22:15

Thank you Dee will try that !! sorry didnt get back been trying to sort tree into some order {tall order ,as there's about 700 in it} Jean

Bobtanian

Bobtanian Report 1 Nov 2007 18:45

Ohnodoubledee,
Dee
Excellent, thank you, that worked well

Bob( the O/h)