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tomf (3/22/2007)
I saw that. To me "childless" meant no children not necessarily "never married". They seem like two different things.If a couple married without having a child, then you can also add the "childless" to the family relationship. Both the indivdual and family can be "childless".
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tomf (3/22/2007)
I cannot seem to find how to label a person as "never having been married". I just leave the unmarried person without a mate which seems to me to show no marriage.
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tomf (3/22/2007)
I cannot seem to find how to label a person as "never having been married".If refering to a relationship between two people, then just add a 'label' to the relationship line. If referring to a person with no relationship, then I just add a comment in the Death properties viz. 'Died without marrying'.
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I saw that. To me "childless" meant no children not necessarily "never married". They seem like two different things.
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Double-click on the individual, and select Yes for Childless on the General tab. GenoPro will display a black dot next to the indidual, meaning the individual never had a [significant] mate.
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I cannot seem to find how to label a person as "never having been married".
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