Brian,
If you go to 'Set Relationships' and use yourself as the starting person Legacy
will find all those related to you.
Then do a 'detailed search' with the following criteria:
Primary Condition
Look for whom? Where to Look How to Look What to look for
Individual Relationship Equal to Related
Secondary Condition
Or Individual Relationship Equal to Spouses and
Inlaws
The Secondary Condition will include the spouses of you direct line relatives -
your sister-in-law, for example.
Then 'Create List' and go to 'Options/Advanced Tagging' and tag 'Everyone in
Search List'
You can now export the file by the tag.
Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Lehman [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 10:57 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] How to remove "in Law" families from my Gedcom.
Hello Everyone,
I am trying to create a Gedcom of my direct line ancestors, starting with me
and going back about 15 generations.
I am able to include all the children of my direct line and their spouse's, but
I haven't found how to include the children of these marriages, "the cousins"
and there descendants.
Another way to put it,
my data base has 2500 people, I included the "in Law" families, some of which
are quite large.
I wish to create a Gedcom of my entire tree, without including the married in
"in law' Families, It must be done with tags, not sure how, I would appreciate
any advice offered, Thanks and Take care, Brian
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