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Dear all
I have found a couple of relations, children of my great grandmother, whose fathers are unknown. Is the best or only way to treat this in Reunion to set up a "spouse" for my great grandmother, a different one for each child (to allow for the fact that the father may or may not have been the same), and add a child for the new "couple"? I am puzzled, because in neither case was there a marriage, so spouse is hardly the best term. Any advice appreciated. |
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Where I have the same situation (unknown father) I create a new spouse with the name "Unknown" and either leave the status as either unset or unmarried. I don't know how I would enter things for AID. Perhaps I'd just leave the father as blank. |
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If you don't know any of the father(s), I would enter the name as "unknown", and attach a note that the fathers may be different, but put all the children in the same family. That way it is easier to see all the children listed together on one family group sheet or family card.
I've done this for one great aunt even though I know her three daughters all have different fathers. Here is the way the family group sheet for them comes out: http://tpettit.best.vwh.net/rowan/fa...4/fg04_420.htm (I wish we could tell Reunion to output the woman's name at the top of the sheet in such cases where the male "spouse" is just a placeholder.)
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My Home Page: http://tpettit.best.vwh.net/ Last edited by TeriPettit; 16 April 2012 at 01:11 PM. |
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Sorry, what is AID?
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