It is reporting each of the husband and wife as a separate person. Since
each person has an entry in the Index and it is possible they could be
on separate pages the duplication makes certain that when a person looks
up either in the index they also see the fact the couple married when
reading the paragraph they find in the Index.
This is a standard genealogical report layout and there is no way to
eliminate it within Legacy. You can generate the report to an rtf file
and use a word processor to edit the report.
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Thanks.
Ana wrote:
*This is an Ancestor book report. I can't figure out how to eliminate
the double entry of the husband and wife before and after the childen
list. Help!
*
*I would like all the data about the husband followed by all the data
about the wife.
*
*example:
2. Rufus King Anderson*, son of *Philip Homer Anderson* and *Melissa O.
Parrish*, was born 16 May 1895 in Tennessee, died 13 Nov 1972 in Indiana
at age 77, and was buried in Centerville, Indiana.
Rufus married *Annetta Davis "Nettie" Jones* 1912 in Loudon Co., Tennessee.
children from this marriage were:
i. *Clayton Edgar Anderson*.
ii. *Theresa Irene Anderson
*iii. *Clarence Nelson Anderson*
iv. *Josephine Melina Anderson**
* v. *William Rufus Anderson*
*3. Annetta Davis "Nettie" Jones*, daughter of *William Benjamin Jones*
and *Lilly H. Adams*, was born 18 Mar 1895 in Crystal Springs,
Tennessee,^ died 5 Oct 1972 in Indiana at age 77, and was buried in
Centerville, Indiana.
Nettie married *Rufus King Anderson* 1912 in Loudon Co., Tennessee.
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