How does one add extra marriages to a husband & wife? Around this side of
the world, multiple marriages are common - I've had 4:
Australian High Commission in Malaysia - the one I see as legal.
Customary Chinese wedding - the one the wife's parent's see as the only one
that matters.
Church weddi
David Baker wrote
How does one add extra marriages to a husband & wife? Around this side of
the world, multiple marriages are common - I've had 4:
I have relatives who had 2 marriages under similar circumstances to
yourself and I have entered the second one as an Alt.Marriage Event in
Marriag
IMHO, I would create different Alternate marriage
types, using an appropriate name, like Malaysian
Government Ceremony, or Chinese Church Ceremony, etc.
They are basically different ceremonies of the same
couple (my guess). As a different example, when we got
married, we had three bridal showers, i
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Dave:
I would just add events under the marriage called "Marriage" or "Alt.
Marriage" and record them as part of the marriage.
Names are an issue it seems. A couple of suggestions:
1. You might use the AKA field to reverse the order of the 1st & last.
2. You might use the nickname trick to incl
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I'm not Richard. but
a bridal shower is a party for a future bride (ie, she is engaged) held a
little bit before the wedding
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Dave, there were a couple of threads last year that you may find in
the Archives that could have suggestions on inputting Chinese names,
the subject lines and dates were:
- Changing the order of Chinese names sept 2007
- Chinese surnames June 2007
Cheers
Tracy
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Jay wrote:
We still have stag and hen parties in addition, but we refer to them as
Bachelor and Bachelorette parties. These are generally much more wild than
the Bridal Showers.
And don't forget the old-time "chivaree," which my grandmother (born in
1880) told me about when I was a child.
S
ay.
Janis
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Jay wrote:
>We still have stag and hen parties in
Donna:
That's not just an Oklahoma customIt happens in Ontario Canada too...
My dad kept the old dinner bell from the home farm for just such a
purposeMind you the thing was so heavy it took three people to lift it
I remember Mom telling me that when she and Dad got married the
Chiva
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