Family Report, under Children, son, the Event of his adoption
will be shown.
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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: [Leg
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 anyt
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
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
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 pa
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
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, j
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 appropr
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 c
Pat Jones wrote:
I'm new; bare with me!
Not if you're in the Northern hemisphere :-)
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Thanks Ron, could I ask you to contact me off list please at
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Thanks
Yvonne
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Yvonne,
The procedure is straight forward. link them to their new parents ie.
existing mother and new father and then show the relationship to their
father as adopted. To do that first click on the parents icon in Family View
and make the link with parents. Then with the children in lower boxe
It wouldn't matter which order the parents are added.
Heather
On 9/5/06, Jan Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wouldn't you add the natural parents first then add the adoptive parents asit is not that blood line?
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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 s
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