If you want to go that route -- Since you can add as many parents as you
want, why not add the godfather, then add the godmother, but not
"married" to each other. The child would then have 3 sets of parents:
the real parents as a couple, the godfather (with unknown spouse), and
the godmother (with unknown spouse)?

Lisa

On Mon, 23 May 2005 09:40:41 -0500, "Susan Daily" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> Guillermo,
> If you right-click on an individual in the Family View, you can "Add"
> another set of parents. Then (create and) define the relationship to
> the parent as "godparent", perhaps.  This will create a MRIN, however,
> between the two godparents. So, for example, if you choose two
> siblings for godparents, it will appear as if they married and had a
> child. I did change the definition in the marriage sentence for the
> godparents to read "[Husband] shared godparenting duties with [Wife]."
> 
> This information will show up on an Individual Report if you choose to
> display all parents, and child status, and child-parent relationship.
> (See below.)  You might try playing with the Sample file to see how
> this works; this is what I did.
> 
> In my opinion, I would suggest adding the godparents' names to the
> christening notes field or use the predefined event fields God Father
> and God Mother, simply to avoid creating a potentially confusing MRIN.
> 
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