In that family view, arrange the order of the marriages and that of
the children of each of the marriages.
At 2006-01-05 04:36 AM, you wrote:
Hi,
I've only just started using Legacy and would appreciate help with the
following:
I started with Legacy Four and imported a GED file which was created with
a program called GenDesigner.
I then updated to Legacy Six De Luxe edition, build 6.0.0.73.
It wasn't until I used the CHRONOLOGY tab that I noticed that sometimes
the numbers do not respect the chronological order.
Example:
25-09-1942 Spouse (#2): first wife
4 12-01-1947 Spouse (#1): second wife
19 02-03-1962 Marriage (2): first marriage
20 12-01-1963 Son born (2-#2): first son
21 20-11-1963 Son born (2-#1): second son
23 15-10-1965 Daughter born (2-#3):
25 08-02-1968 Son born (2-#4):
31 29-08-1973 Marriage (1): second marriage
32 1974-2005 Occupation:
35 05-03-1978 Daughter born (1-#1):
39 06-11-1981 Son born (1-#2):
Is this because of the way the data was entered originally, perhaps, and
is there a way to correct this?
Pete Jones
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