Subject "A" was married twice. From the first marriage, there is currently a fourth subsequent living descendant generation; from the second marriage, there is currently a third subsequent living descendant generation.
Subject "B" is the present living descendant of the second marriage; Subject "C" is the present living descendant of the first marriage. They are half -2nd cousins 1 time removed.
If Subject "C" is the principal, and a relationship chart is constructed between "C" and "B", the resulting chart is correct, showing "A" as the common ancestor, "C" on the third and bottom left-hand line, and "B" on the fourth and bottom right hand line. So far, so good.
Now...hit the "swap" button, to reverse the left and right columns. The relationship remains correctly shown, as "half -2nd cousins 1 time removed". BUT...now there are only THREE lines in each column. "C"'s great-grandfather ("A"'s son from his first marriage), has disappeared! Only the most recent three generations are shown for each half of the equation.
Is this a glitch in the system...or am I simply showing my ignorance? I'll look forward to hearing from someone smarter than I am! Thanks!
Sid Salinger
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