Chuck Sechler wrote:
> I have an ancestor I have done a tree for with Legacy and I
> followed only male lines down. If a female married into
> another family name, the tree stopped for her line. so, I
> have one “origin”, the first person I have recorded in my
> family. But, if I were to follow all female lines down I
> would be into potentially scores of other family names (the
> ones the females married into). If I only follow those
> families down from the point at which the daughter marries
> into that family and all of her descendants, it all points
> back up the line to the original male and his wife in my
> tree. But if I go to a female and the family she marries
> into, and follow that family UP into that family, it seems I
> have created a tree with more than one origin point,
> potentially scores of origin points for all of the families
> the females marry into. I do not know what selecting "home"
> means anymore at that point. there are multiple "homes".
>
> Is this the normal expectation? Is there a way to select
> different “Home” points in Legacy to follow a family down. I
> only have the free Legacy and so have limited “views”, such
> as “family”.



Make yourself or your son the HOME person. Then the
relationships show in relation to YOU (or him) -- the person
currently your HOME is your 12G GF, rather than you being
his 12G GS.  Making your son the HOME person still leaves
you a 12G GS, but it gets all the daughters' lines and
wives' lines in there too.

HTH

Cheryl



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