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Do you show a childless couple that divorced?

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Posted Saturday, March 12, 2005 - Post #7657
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A couple married. Had no children, and divorced. The family member remarries. Is the first marriage shown on the tree?

I know I can show the first marriage, but without children, what function does it serve?

I am certain several people in my family will ask and wonder why I have included this situation.

I guess what I am asking is, if one went to a professional genealogist, would one expect to see failed first marriages shown on a tree?

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Posted Thursday, August 18, 2005 - Post #7661
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I think you should put on your tree whatever you think you should even if others don't agree with you like your uncle/aunt case.

As for the publishing of the infomation it is a different matter. Other softwares like Legacy and FTM has for each individual a "Potential Problem" check box that if it is checked this person will be ignored by all the reports/site building etc. made by the software.

Maybe GenoPro should have such an option?




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