Hi Vince,

There are two different ways to handle this.
The first is to create a Marriage Event for the Second Marriage. You can
create whatever events you like. You are not limited by the existing
Event types. I think by Tag - which is a Gedcom term rather than a
Legacy term - you mean Marriage Event Type/Definition.

The second, which you'll probably prefer in this instant is to right
click on one of the couple, choose Add Wife, Link to Existing person,
choose the same spouse and when it is pointed out that this couple is
already linked, say you want to link again.
Then you'll need to go to the Marriage Information screen, Wording tab
and adjust the wording to make sense.
If you find the marriages in the wrong chronological order in a report
then you need to right click on one of the partners, view spouse list
and reorder there.

They won't both show on Family View at once in the Marriage Information
spot. However, the spouse icon will show two marriages and you can cycle
between them by clicking to the outside of either spouse.

Cathy

Vince Castelli wrote:
>
> Hi Listers,
>
> How does one show multiple marriages to the same person.
>
> According to what I understand, because the church would not report
> marriages to the state when Napolian ruled, he made church marriages
> invalid in the eyes of the State and required State or Civil marriages
> . From that point on, Italians married twice. once at City Hall and
> next at their church.
>
> Four of my ancestors on my father's side held with that at tradition in
> the US.
>
> When the GED file was imported, the only marriages that came across were
> the Church marriages because they were primary. I entered the second
> marriage manually, but it doesn't show in the marriage section of the
> Family view. How do I get it to show as a marriage. The marriages were
> held 2 months apart.
>
> BTW, There is no Marriage tag, There is Marriage Banns, Settlement,
> Contract, License, Notice. but no Marriage or Marriage Ceremony.
>
> Vince
>




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