RE: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2009-08-03 Thread CE Wood
When you enter him as a child of you and your 1st wife, he will be a full,
but when you also enter him as a child of you and your 2nd wife, he will be
listed both as 1/2 and regular under each family because that's what he is.

He is a biological child of both you and your first wife, so you enter him
as a child of you and your 1st wife.  Then right click the list of children,
and click on Children's Settings...  Highlight his name and specify
Relationship to Father:  Biological, and Relationship to Mother:
Biological.

H will now show up a 1/2 child when you display the Family View for you and
your 2nd wife.

Since your 2nd wife has adopted him, you want him to show up as a full child
for this Family View.  To have him show as a full child of you and your 2nd
wife, you must also enter him as a child of you and your 2nd wife.  Legacy
will warn you that he is already a child of another family and ask if you
want to enter him again.  You do.  Then, in Children's Settings, specify
Biological and Adopted, respectively.

He will up show up twice under each family, once as 1/2 and once as full,
which is correct.  On his family view page, it will show he has two sets of
parents.

Hope this is clear.


CE


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Subject: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

Wife #1 and I had a son. She passed away and I married Wife #2 and we had
two daughters. Wife #2 legally adopted my son. When I display myself and
Wife #1, my son shows up and I indicated his relationship to myself and Wife
#1 as Biological. When I display myself and Wife #2 he doesn't show up
unless I view 1/2 kids. But, now under Wife #1 my two daughters show up as
1/2 kids (I think this is wrong but that's a seperate issue). Anyway, I
can't find anyway to get to a screen to show my sons relationship with Wife
#2 as adopted. At one time I linked him as an existing son, but he sometimes
shows up twice when 1/2 kids is turned on. Is this as clear as mud?
Does anyone have any suggestions?
 
Jim Stapleton
jima...@surewest.net
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Re: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2009-08-03 Thread Bruce Jones
Let me see if I can help.
When you select to show 1/2 children, the Family View will show all
children who are *linked* to at least one of the two main persons
(usually husband  wife).
The 1/2 indicator means that child is only linked to one of the two
main persons, not both.  It doesn't mean anything about a
relationship, just the linkage.
I don't think this affects any of the *reports*, just the *view*.
So if you want your son to appear on *reports* with wife #2, you need
to link him to you and wife #2 (in addition to you and wife #1).
When you select show 1/2 children, it *will*, in fact, cause your son
to appear twice: he is linked to you and wife #1 so that is the 1/2,
he is also linked to you and wife #2 so that is the other entry,
without the 1/2 indicator.  But him appearing twice is only on the
view screen, not in reports.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong on any of this.

On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 12:31 PM, Jim Stapletonjima...@surewest.net wrote:
 Wife #1 and I had a son. She passed away and I married Wife #2 and we had
 two daughters. Wife #2 legally adopted my son. When I display myself and
 Wife #1, my son shows up and I indicated his relationship to myself and Wife
 #1 as Biological. When I display myself and Wife #2 he doesn't show up
 unless I view 1/2 kids. But, now under Wife #1 my two daughters show up as
 1/2 kids (I think this is wrong but that's a seperate issue). Anyway, I
 can't find anyway to get to a screen to show my sons relationship with Wife
 #2 as adopted. At one time I linked him as an existing son, but he sometimes
 shows up twice when 1/2 kids is turned on. Is this as clear as mud?
 Does anyone have any suggestions?

 Jim Stapleton
 jima...@surewest.net

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RE: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2009-08-03 Thread CE Wood
If he is listed as full child in both families, which is normal when a child
has been adopted, then in the Children List of each Family View, he will
appear twice, once as Full child, once as 1/2 child.

On your Individual Report, he will be listed twice, once as the child of you
and your 1st wife, and once again as the child of you and your 2nd wife.  

You will probably want to check the option Show Child-parent relationships
found on the Include tab of Report Options.  Then the relationship will be
in parentheses after his name on the report.

For your 1st marriage, it will be:
Children:  Name (date-date) (Father: Biological) (Mother: Biological)

For your 2nd marriage, it will be:
Children: Name (date-date) (Father: Biological) (Mother: Adopted)

For the Family Report, he will show on each IF you have listed him as a full
child of both you and your 1st wife and of you and your 2nd wife.  You may
also want to check Child-parent relationships on the Include tab of Report
Options.

If you entered the adoption as an Event on your son's page, then you should
also check Events for children on the Include tab of Report Options.

Then, in each Family Report, under Children, son, the Event of his adoption
will be shown.


CE

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From: k...@legacyfamilytree.com [mailto:k...@legacyfamilytree.com] On Behalf
Of Bruce Jones
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009 1:19 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

Let me see if I can help.
When you select to show 1/2 children, the Family View will show all
children who are *linked* to at least one of the two main persons
(usually husband  wife).
The 1/2 indicator means that child is only linked to one of the two
main persons, not both.  It doesn't mean anything about a
relationship, just the linkage.
I don't think this affects any of the *reports*, just the *view*.
So if you want your son to appear on *reports* with wife #2, you need
to link him to you and wife #2 (in addition to you and wife #1).
When you select show 1/2 children, it *will*, in fact, cause your son
to appear twice: he is linked to you and wife #1 so that is the 1/2,
he is also linked to you and wife #2 so that is the other entry,
without the 1/2 indicator.  But him appearing twice is only on the
view screen, not in reports.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong on any of this.

On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 12:31 PM, Jim Stapletonjima...@surewest.net wrote:
 Wife #1 and I had a son. She passed away and I married Wife #2 and we had
 two daughters. Wife #2 legally adopted my son. When I display myself and
 Wife #1, my son shows up and I indicated his relationship to myself and
Wife
 #1 as Biological. When I display myself and Wife #2 he doesn't show up
 unless I view 1/2 kids. But, now under Wife #1 my two daughters show up as
 1/2 kids (I think this is wrong but that's a seperate issue). Anyway, I
 can't find anyway to get to a screen to show my sons relationship with
Wife
 #2 as adopted. At one time I linked him as an existing son, but he
sometimes
 shows up twice when 1/2 kids is turned on. Is this as clear as mud?
 Does anyone have any suggestions?

 Jim Stapleton
 jima...@surewest.net

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Re: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2007-07-29 Thread Mitch Mackrory
Matt,

I would think that if this was not shown as an error then no error would be
shown for a birth that was, say 1,000 years, prior to the marriage date and
that would clearly be in error.  I suspect more births occur after the
marriage even for adoptions and to me it makes sense to have it show an
error for you to check.  You can then choose to exclude this once you have
checked.

No software can be all things to all users.  I think the way it is set up
now is best for most users.

Cheers, Mitch


On 7/29/07, Evan Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Why do adopted children whose relationship is shown as adopted in the
 child
 status and whose date of birth is before the marriage date of their
 adopted
 parents still show up as an error?  Birthdate is before the marriage date
 of
 Parents.  I know I can exclude them from the error, but can't this be
 fixed
 in Legacy 7?  Why doesn't the error finding mechanism recognize these kids
 are adopted?
 Matt Henderson




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RE: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2007-04-19 Thread ronald ferguson


Marg,

It is possible for children to have two sets of parents, biological and 
adoptive. Click on the Parents' Icon and you are given the option of 
entering new parents.


If you go to the child's adoptive parents, right click on the child then 
Childrens Settings, you can set the relationship to Adopted. I cannot 
remember if this is actually on the default list, if not use the ADD Button 
on the Child-Parent Relationship Screen - brought up when you click the blue 
down arrow on the Relationship Boxes - and put it in.


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How do I enter adopted children??
My Uncle married twice. He adopted the children with his first wife.
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RE: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2007-04-19 Thread Linda Altman
Marg:

This is rather simple to do in Legacy.

1)   You enter the biological parents for each adopted child.

2)   Next, enter adoptive parent(s) and mark the relationship to
father/mother as adopted. This way the child is linked to all parents. You
have the option to choose which set of parents is the preferred view. 

 

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Re: [LegacyUG] adopted children

2006-12-22 Thread Mike Fry

Pat Jones wrote:


I'm new; bare with me!


Not if you're in the Northern hemisphere :-)

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Re: [LegacyUG] adopted children

2006-12-22 Thread whoudek123
 Pat Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 I'm new; bare with me!
 
 When I enter a child that was the biological child of two people
 who later divorced and that child was then adopted by the second
 wife of the biological father of the child, how do I get the
 child to show up under both cases, or can I?
 
 Almost the same in one of my famalies. The father was a rat and now dead.
The adoptive father treated him like a true son. Have shown the true DOB of the 
boy and have the potential problem disabled for him.

Not sure if this is proper but did it to avoid ill feelings in that family.

Bill Houdek 
 
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RE: [LegacyUG] adopted children

2006-12-22 Thread C.G. Ouimet

Select the Father. Add 2nd wife. Now the child shows up with 1 set of
parents: Father and 1st wife.

Select the child. Add new parents: Father and second wife. Now, the child
has two sets of parents. You may then set the child's relationship to all
three parents to adopted or biological as appropriate.

And as someone else just pointed out, it's a little cool to bare it at the
moment ...

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Subject: [LegacyUG] adopted children

I'm new; bare with me!

When I enter a child that was the biological child of two people who later
divorced and that child was then adopted by the second wife of the
biological father of the child, how do I get the child to show up under both
cases, or can I?



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RE: [LegacyUG] adopted children

2006-12-22 Thread leo macdonald


Pat wrote:

I'm new; bare with me!

When I enter a child that was the biological child of two people
who later divorced and that child was then adopted by the second
wife of the biological father of the child, how do I get the
child to show up under both cases, or can I?

This is very easy Pat, just go to the biological father and second wife's 
screen, now go to the add button at the top of the screen and click on son, 
a new screen will come up so click on the link to existing person button, 
scroll to the name of the child, highlight the child and click the select 
button. When a new screen comes up saying that this child belongs to another 
set of parents just click the OK button to attach him to a new set of 
parents. Now that he is attacked to the biological father and second wife, 
go to the view button at the top of the screen and click on it then click on 
the childrens list, now for the fathers relationship click biological, for 
the mothers relationship click the one that best describes her relation to 
the child (step, adoptive, etc).

Hope this helps.
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Re: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2006-10-26 Thread Yvonne Murgatroyd
Thanks Ron, could I ask you to contact me off list please at
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Thanks

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Re: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2006-09-05 Thread Heather Stovold
It wouldn't matter which order the parents are added. 
Heather
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Wouldn't you add the natural parents first then add the adoptive parents asit is not that blood line?




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Re: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

2006-09-04 Thread Cathy

Hi Ron,
You can add the children normally and then right click on one when in 
the Children Position and choose Children's Settings
From there you can add Child Status, Relationship to Father, 
Relationship to Mother for each child.


If you know the natural parents, you can add them as a second set of parents.

If you want to record other details, you could make an event for each 
child and/or for your sister.

The current Adoption Event is set up for the child.
Sentences read [HeShe] was adopted [onDate] [inPlace] by 
[Desc].[Sources] [Notes] etc


Cathy

At 03:50 AM 5/09/2006, you wrote:


Hi,

I have a sister who has adopted five children and I would like to 
record the information about the adoption, but have no idea as to 
where that information should be recorded.  Would appreciate all 
help with this.


Ron Carter




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