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How do I link two widowed persons as married to each other
How do I link two widowed persons as married to each other
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JulesBD
Posted Thursday, July 23, 2026
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I have two married couples on my GenoPro file, complete with their ancestors and children. In each couple a spouse died leaving a widow and widower, who then went on to marry each other. How do I
link
the widow & widower with a new
marriage link
without affecting the marriage link to their departed spouse?
To be clear, I am not asking for how to do this diagramatically, what I want is the generated GenoPro report to show, for both
members
of the newly married couple, their
Marriage
#1 with spouse & children, followed by their Marriage #2 with spouse and children.
I've tried the advice given in post #41707 entitled "How do I add brother married dead brother's
wife
", but this doesn't seem to work. Ctrl/M does nothing on my version of GenoPro and Right click / Select does not offer and selection
option
to form a new marriage link to another existing person.
I use GenoPro v1.91 (the last version before GenoPro became object-oriented and
started
to generate unwanted standard wording into the descriptions boxes). I guess this could limit what I can do.
If push comes to a shove, I could manually
edit the html
code generated by the GenoPro report generator, but I'd rather not do that. Alternatively, I could maybe create a
GEDCOM export
, tweak it, and then re-import it. Again, not ideal, but it if works then the change might become permanent in my .gno file.
Any
help
greatly appreciated
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How do I link two widowed persons as married to each other
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JulesBD
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Thursday, July 23, 2026
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Hi, I have tried to model the bare bones of your scenario using the...
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genome
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