It sounds like, so far, you don't know if James is related to anyone
else in your database. You just think he might be. Not close enough for
Legacy to know what to do.

IF you ever get to the point where you have James related to other
people, then Yes I can think of an option or two.

Since this might involve thousands of people I don't know if you'd want
to use the Relationship Calculator. It CAN be done but gee whiz it would
be tedious.

Click on the Relationship Calculator and put James on the Left, then you
can navigate through everyone he's related to on the right and tag them
under 'Options'. Eventually you can print a report.

I'm kind of wondering why you'd want to do this. To put myself in
similar shoes that would be like wondering who my father is related to.
Well, quite a few people. Thousands actually that I know about. All I
have to do is put him as Starting Person and find out. Basically,
everyone except my mother's side.

In other words, try putting James as the Starting Person (Set
Relationships) and see who he's related to.
---
JL Beeken
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www.jgen.ws/jlog/

On 7/1/2012 9:10 PM, Kirsten Bowman wrote:
> My Legacy database contains a few thousand individuals who are related
> to each other by blood or marriage. One of these is my 3rd
> great-grandfather (James) whose parents are unknown but whose two wives
> are from families in the database. I suspect that James may be distantly
> related to even more people in my files since families in his area
> tended to intermarry over several generations. Is there any way I can
> create a list or report of the individuals in my file to whom James is
> related—possibly including his relationship to each? Of course I think
> there would have to be limitations to the relationships somehow, since
> theoretically he would be distantly related to every one of the
> thousands. Is it even possible to do this?
> Kirsten
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