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If I understand you correctly, you are saying that it’s sufficient to identify the household, and the specific individual within will be easily spotted on the page when (and if) the reader consults it. So, the “Person of Interest” would be, e.g. Benjamin Williams Household, whether I’m citing the pa...

That does sound like a better solution than either a) entering a fifth spouse "unknown" or b) assigning Charles to one or the other and trusting readers to read the notes. Thanks.

Thank you all. I see it now.

(Version 6.2) Yes, it is a narrative, descendant report. The options I am using are 5 generations and all notes. So in a descendant report, if a marriage doesn't result in (documented) children, the spouse is not given? I guess that's logical, even though I would imagine that the circumstance where ...

I noticed when I did a report recently that wives who did not have children with a particular husband were omitted from the report. Example: James had 4 wives: Margaret, Jane, Elizabeth and Ann. I don't know whether Jane or Elizabeth is the mother of his son Charles, because their death dates and hi...