Oh but you can title it that way... there's a way to over-ride the
title... it's on one of the tabs at the top of the ancestor book report.
Allen
La Nell Shores wrote:
I have an unrelated family such as yours. It is a pair of twins who never
married but were close family friends for
Hi La Nell,
For an Ancestor Chart, you can add a person called Miriam and
Marjorie and have the chart start with that person.
Since they are twins you can even include birth date and place though
no doubt they died at different times.
I do that for my mother's family occasionally. I have a
Jess M wrote:
I would, however, like to find a way to link him in
the system, so that it will be intact during file
sharing or future reports.
I would create an event named close friend or best friend and attach that event to your
grandfather. I would then put all the information you have
That is a very good question. I will be watching this thread. We have a
family friend that is very similar. I would like to include her in my
research.
Jane
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Hi Jess,
Yes, there is a way to do it:
First, add him to your data-base as an unlinked person. Then link him to
the family by events he participated in.
When ever I find a person who may either become a relative or who had a
significant relationship they are recorded by adding them as an
I have an unrelated family such as yours. It is a pair of twins who never
married but were close family friends for generations (since the 20s.) We
called them our adopted Grandmothers. When the last one died, with no
living family members, my mother and I inherited all their stuff including
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