When you enter him as a child of you and your 1st wife, he will be a full,
but when you also enter him as a child of you and your 2nd wife, he will be
listed both as 1/2 and regular under each family because that's what he is.

He is a biological child of both you and your first wife, so you enter him
as a child of you and your 1st wife.  Then right click the list of children,
and click on "Children's Settings..."  Highlight his name and specify
Relationship to Father:  Biological, and Relationship to Mother:
Biological.

H will now show up a 1/2 child when you display the Family View for you and
your 2nd wife.

Since your 2nd wife has adopted him, you want him to show up as a full child
for this Family View.  To have him show as a full child of you and your 2nd
wife, you must also enter him as a child of you and your 2nd wife.  Legacy
will warn you that he is already a child of another family and ask if you
want to enter him again.  You do.  Then, in Children's Settings, specify
Biological and Adopted, respectively.

He will up show up twice under each family, once as 1/2 and once as full,
which is correct.  On his family view page, it will show he has two sets of
parents.

Hope this is clear.


CE


From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Jim Stapleton
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009 12:31 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] Adopted Children

Wife #1 and I had a son. She passed away and I married Wife #2 and we had
two daughters. Wife #2 legally adopted my son. When I display myself and
Wife #1, my son shows up and I indicated his relationship to myself and Wife
#1 as Biological. When I display myself and Wife #2 he doesn't show up
unless I view 1/2 kids. But, now under Wife #1 my two daughters show up as
1/2 kids (I think this is wrong but that's a seperate issue). Anyway, I
can't find anyway to get to a screen to show my sons relationship with Wife
#2 as adopted. At one time I linked him as an existing son, but he sometimes
shows up twice when 1/2 kids is turned on. Is this as clear as mud?
Does anyone have any suggestions?
 
Jim Stapleton
[email protected]
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