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My sister has three adopted children, two are siblings and the other a cousin who has several siblings.
Some of these siblings have also been adopted and they were all entered into the family tree without a problem, including the adopted parents when I intially entered them. However, another who is already in the family tree has been adopted by a single woman. I can not add her as the adoptive mother without the program insisting on there being a father, there is only a natural born father, not an adopted one. How do I add the mother alone? I have added her as an individual but can not link her using link as parent or link as child without the father and if I delete that box it deletes the parent/child relationship.
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GenoPro has no built-in handling for such a situation. I would recommend using the Social Relationship (select the adoptive parent, press the keyboard key R and click on the child). Then, use a text label (keyboard key L) to specify "adopted by". You may also change the color and style of the social relationship arrow.
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ltmurph (13-Apr-2011)
I can not add her as the adoptive mother without the program insisting on there being a father, there is only a natural born father, not an adopted one. How do I add the mother alone? I have added her as an individual but can not link her using link as parent or link as child without the father and if I delete that box it deletes the parent/child relationship. GenoPro does not insist that there is a father for an adopted child, but the adoption is to a family and not to an individual. You can certainly create single parent families with adopted children and the family line can be collapsed if required as in diagram b below. 
'lego audio video erro ergo disco' or "I read, I listen, I watch, I make mistakes, therefore I learn"
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The only problem, unless I am missing something, is that the child is already part of the family tree but is now being adopted. I am not adding a child, I am adding an adoptive parent to a child who is already listed as having two natural parents one of whom is dead. Will that work in that case and if so how do I do it?
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Create a hyperlink of the already existing child and create the new parents as shown by Ron. This hyper-linked child will replace the "adopted child" in the graph made by Ron.
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ltmurph (13-Apr-2011)
The only problem, unless I am missing something, is that the child is already part of the family tree but is now being adopted. I am not adding a child, I am adding an adoptive parent to a child who is already listed as having two natural parents one of whom is dead. Will that work in that case and if so how do I do it?
Instead of hyperlinking you can just 'link as child' to the single parent and change the status of the link to Adopted Child:
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Thank you. That worked, all the kids are properly adopted.
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