Hi Jim,
Thanks for the additional info!
I knew all that actually but I think what through me off was the eight
years between this baptism (_*with*_ a record of the father) and their
marriage and this in the 1780's !
What I did for documentation: I added a picture of the original record
to the child's data, so that it is clear
I did not make any mistakes. I tend to forget what I did, so even for me
it is good to be able to check it out! :-))
rgrds, Keren
Jim Terry wrote:
Keren,
In addition to what others have already written, be sure you add a lot of
explanatory notes and source documentation!
Also, you can enter more than one set of parents for an individual in
Legacy. For example, there may be adoptive parents plus birth parents or
foster parents you want to include in your family file. Legacy will also let
you create blended families of one natural parent and a step-parent.
You can also add just one parent when, for example, the mother never married
and the father is unknown.
Please see 'Adding Multiple Parents and Single Parents in Legacy' at
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/tipsMultiple-SingleParents.asp .
Jim Terry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
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