They say timing is everything.  Just yesterday I was fighting with the words
added to a report that said. "John married."  To settle this I added a new
choice to marriage status, "Marriage status unknown".  However, when I
selected that, it did not change the report.  I have read with great
interest all the posting about this topic but did not see one from Sherry.

If you select "unmarried" as Paula suggested your report says John had a
child. If you do as Tom suggested and select delete spouse you will be ok.
I have too many people to go thru and delete a spouse that never existed.
By the way I added a new person and did not touch the spouse or married info
at all and still got the "John married" so it isn't a matter of some how
giving the impression that the person had a spouse.

Using the "never married" option really bothers me because other researchers
may never look for a marriage that I did not happen to find.

The only way I have found to settle this is to go to the marriage screen and
change the word MARRIED in the box next to person 1.  Is there a way to
change this default word.  I am starting to feel this is a major glitch.

To change the married status every time I add a person and then change it
back if a marriage is found seems to me a bit cumbersome, not to mention
that if I miss someone I will be giving out information that can very easily
be misinterpreted.  Like the person either never married when they may have
or if I miss one that I no they married when I don't.

RJ sent a warning for standard edition but I have the deluxe edition.  

I would love to have support work on this default wording.  Maybe this is
one field that should not have an automatic word selection.

Karen V. Sipe

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