Ditto that. I input all known relations.
Dawn Crowley
ross.chap...@rogers.com wrote:
I personally feel that one should take any and all important lines as far back
as you are able. Although not adopted myself I have cousins who where and if
the knowledge of their parents was known then I would research that line as
well if I could and they wished it. Currently I am doing my own family lines as
well as my step-fathers lines as well. The enjoyment is the research as well as
the discovery. Your adopted child is your family even if not genetically
related. Both lines may be researched. Further you never know if their
offspring will want to know who their genetic grandparents were. Even if they
call you grand pa.
Ross Chapman
------Original Message------
From: Red Sanders
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To: Legacy Users Group
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Sent: 2 Jul 2009 19:18
Subject: [LegacyUG] Enter adopted parents family?
Searched the archives, but so much on adopted children, got lazy and decided
to post my question here.
My daughter-in-law was adopted shortly after birth. She knows little about
her biological parents and relates well with her adopted family.
She has provided me with data on her adopted family going back 4
generations. While it would be easy to add these data in Legacy, I'd like
to hear how others have handled this. Specifically, do others enter only
the adopted parent's information, or do they enter all that is known about
the adopted family?
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