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  • alan
    Member
    • Apr 2007
    • 265

    #1

    Islands

    I have just visited the "island" feature and found (4) islands each with one person but when clicking on them, they are being shown as children clearly of wrong parents.

    Obviously when adding them to my tree, I must have selected the wrong couple as parents.


    How do I remove/delete their entries?

    I know you should go to the parents page and drag them from the list of children to the clipboard. Unfortunately, they don't show up amongst the children, hence not able to drag to the clipboard.

    I haven't noticed this problem before.

    So has anyone else ever seen this situation?


    Alan
    Mac mini (M4)2TB, 24GB Ram, (Tahoe 26.0), Studio Display 27", iPad Pro 12.9" 256GB (IOS 17.7.10), iPhone 15+ 128GB (IOS 26.0), Reunion 14,
  • Tony Knight
    Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 55

    #2
    I have over 300 islands and they are literally that. Regardless of whether they consist of one person or more they are not attached anything else, outwith the island.

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    • Mark
      Member
      • Apr 2008
      • 1370

      #3
      Hi Alan,

      Originally posted by alan View Post
      I have just visited the "island" feature and found (4) islands each with one person but when clicking on them, they are being shown as children clearly of wrong parents.
      It sounds like you may have some minor linking issues in your family file. If you're willing to send the family file to us, we should be able to repair these issues and return a fixed file to you.

      Details on how to send your family file to us can be found in this FAQ.

      HTH
      Mark Harrison
      Leister Productions, Inc.

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      • comefromaway
        Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 29

        #4
        Wow...I have 25 islands, one of them with 525 people in it!! Something is clearly very shagged up with my file. How can I possibly fix that?
        Researching Allens of Yeovil and Worcester; Grahams of Liverpool; Green of London (Lambeth)

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        • romad
          Member
          • Nov 2006
          • 127

          #5
          I'm guessing that everyone will have at a minimum 1 "island". When I ran it on my file, the result was 1 island that contained everyone in the file!
          Dennis B. Swaney
          Prescott, AZ

          MacOS 10.13.6; MacOS 12.6; iOS 16; iPadOS 12 & 16

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          • John Hill
            Member
            • Mar 2005
            • 126

            #6
            Are there any duplicate names in your file? Maybe you need to do some merging.
            Or else there may some links that have been broken; this will be much harder to put right ☹️ It will need you to chart some trees and use your memory of who should join to who.
            Last edited by John Hill; 12 February 2020, 05:45 AM.

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            • Visator
              Member
              • Dec 2005
              • 8

              #7
              I was presented with a new-to-me option (Reunion 11) to merge two person records of the same person. It seemed to work, but the one person remained and after recording all the now redundant information, I deleted that person. I have that issue again and will proceed very cautiously because I have only a vague notion of the concept.

              And, after a hiccup with Mac OS I have an even more vague understanding of backups.

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