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Rimbaud

Rimbaud Report 24 Apr 2011 16:53

Briefly, you can't.
You can do part duplications, and then put a note in the "notes" box giving a cross reference.
I have this problem in spades in my tree. Three brothers married three sisters. Somebody probably wrote a musical about it!
Rimbaud

Christine

Christine Report 24 Apr 2011 16:04

I have just discovered 2 branches of my tree are related (male ancestor married his aunt's granddaughter, he was 59 and she was 30). How do I join these branches without duplicating the families?
Thanks
Christine