I just looked at the help file and found this...

>Note: Some [fields] are meant to be used for individual events and others for 
>marriage events.� The fields for marriage events include:
>
>[CoupleFirstNames]
>[HusbFirstName]
>[HusbFullName]
>... any fields beginning with "[Husb"
>[WifeFirstName]
>[WifeFullName]
>... any fields beginning with "[Wife"
>[MRIN]
>
>If these are put into individual events, they would not always make sense.
>For example, using [HusbFullName] in the sentence for a woman that was never
>married, or was married more than once, would not result in a name.� Legacy
>can't just remove the field, or leave it unchanged in these cases, so it
>should not be used.
>
>When Legacy finds a marriage-type name field in an individual event
>sentence, like [HusbFullName], it just returns the current individual's name
>information...even if that person is a female.� Likewise, if an
>individual-type name field is found in a marriage event, like [FullName],
>the husband's name information is used by default.
>
>In summary, don't use marriage-type fields in individual events and don't
>use individual-type fields in marriage events.

So this may explain some of the behavior you are seeing. (I believe
[CoupleNames] should also be included on this list.)

But I am still seeing a problem with the following event sentence used as a
marriage event...

My "Marriage Consent" event:

>[Desc] gave his consent [onDate] [~inPlace] for [CoupleNames] to 
>marry.[Sources] [Notes]

I have a couple with no children. I use this as a marriage event. When I run
the Descendant Modified Register Report (standard format) from her parents I
get...

>Timothy Sewell gave his consent on 19 Mar 1804 in Warren Co., Ohio for Hester 
>Sewell and Hester Sewell
>to marry.9 It was witnessed by Amos Sewell and David Sewell Jr.

[CoupleFirstNames] seems to work ok.

Sherry, can you take a look at this?

-- 

Dennis M. Kowallek
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