Jean,


If you have entered the three children of Wyllo with her first husband, then if 
you want them to show up in the descendant report as step children of Guy (and 
the focus of the descendant report is Guy), you will need to add them as 
step-children of Guy under Guy and Wyllo. After doing this, the entry for each 
of Guy’s step children will read similar to the examples below. Notice the last 
words.





  …. This is with child STATUS ticked on ‘include under Report Options’



Ethel Smith4 was born on 28 Jan 1923, died on 15 Apr 1979

in Texas at age 55, and was buried in Kilgore (Kilgore City

Cemetery), Gregg County, Texas. (Biological Mother - Step

Dad)





…. This is with child-parent RELATIONSHIP ticked on ‘include under Report 
Options’



Ethel Smith4 was born on 28 Jan 1923, died on 15 Apr 1979

in Texas at age 55, and was buried in Kilgore (Kilgore City

Cemetery), Gregg County, Texas. (Relationship to

Father: Step, Relationship to Mother: Biological)



To add the children to Guy as his step-children, go to Guy and Wyllo in the 
Family View, right click on Guy and choose to add a daughter or son.



when the ADD screen comes up, you will need to click on the ‘Link to an 
existing person’



when the Name list comes up, locate the first child of Wyllo and her first 
husband, click on the child’s name and a screen will pop up, ‘This child is 
already a child of another family, add this child to this family also?’ Click 
OK and the child will also show up under Guy and Wyllo.



Now you will need to right click on the child’s name and click on ‘children’s 
settings’. At the bottom of this screen, you will notice three choices:



Child Status

Relationship to Father

Relationship to Mother



Click on the down arrow by each selection and make your selections by 
highlighting the selection and clicking on Select. I can’t remember all of 
default entries but if none fit your situation, you can also create your own by 
clicking on ADD in the right hand side of this screen.



Once you work through this a few times, it will become second nature to do this 
when working with blended families and you wish for the adopted or step 
children to be included where possible.



If all I’ve done is manage to confuse, then please come back and ask again. 
There are many very knowledgeable Legacy Users on this forum who will be happy 
to help.



Mary







From: Jean Lesny [mailto:[email protected]]





Hi all.  I'm new to the list and have run into a snag regarding my Legacy 
Reports.  When I print a Descendants Report, and I have a relative whose spouse 
was previously married, or married later, that information does not appear in 
the report.



For instance:  Guy married Wyllo (maiden name unknown).  She was previously 
married to ____ Smith and had three children who became Guy's stepchildren.  
None of Wyllo's previous marriage information or children appear in the 
narrative, even though all that information has been entered under the 
"Additional Spouse" information.



Is there a way to correct this (without creating duplicative information as an 
entry under "life events")?



Thanks all,

Jean




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