The system of using married names is something that I have not witnessed before in over 30years of research. It is not only wrong but extremely confusing.
I have a living relative who was married several times previously (I discovered this from genealogy site research). She is a recently discovered distant realtive, and I had no idea that she hid the fact that she was previously married from family and friends. She has asked me to remove the marriages/divorces from the MyHeritage site.
How can I keep the marriages/divorces in my FTB software, but not have them published on the site? And I don't mean hiding the names of the previous husbands - but rather hiding the fact that she was ever previously married/divorced.
Can someone please tell me how to find out if I have duplicate entries in MY ONLINE tree. When there are duplicate entries how do i know which one to delete?
If none are obvious and you have a lot of people, the best way I've found is to download a copy of FTB and run the duplicate finder. If you find any, just fix them in the online tree. As far as which one to delete, I usually try to figure out which has the most people attached. Sometimes it's as easy as deleting one and then attaching all the children to the one remaining. Other times it's more difficult. If you're really lucky, you made the duplicate as an extra sibling which no attachements and you can just delete them without any trouble. I don't use FTB as a rule, but I have a copy downloaded that I use for this and other issues. It might help to open the tree in two different windows so you can see exactly what you are doing side-by-side.
Regarding marriage, what is the difference between solid line and broken line. Can the lines be changed?
Hi Yvonne.
In regard to marriages, the solid line denotes that the couple are married. The broken line denotes that they are usually divorced or just not married yet.
I've got a phonecalle today from Japan and they wanted to sell me your new Record Matches.
I've got an email with a link to pay with paypal and then he asked for my credit card information to help me pay, because I had to put my children to bed.
I will never give any one my creditcard information, but if that's your seller please tell themthat this kind of phone calls is very suspect. I will never pay from a link that I got on mail, please send a discount cupon instead.
I have booth the email and phone number if MyHeritage wants to check. It's so mush fishin on the internet right know.
Dears, yearly fee is very high (at least for me). So I would like to ask you what will happen after 1 year of premium account when I would like to come back to basic (free). Will all the connections with other trees be lost? My pictures exceeded basic quota deleted?
If you decide not to renew , you can request to downgrade your site back to the basic free plan. Your site will remain active and accessible to you and your family site members. The only limitation is that you won't be able to add more individuals or photos (if you exceed the basic limit) to your family tree. You can still add news articles and communicate with your family members. Birthday reminders will still be sent as well.
you did not answer clearly to my question. Please tell me what will happen in this case:
I will buy Premium plus account and during one year I will upload 2GB of photos and connect to my tree 1500 people. Then I will ask to downgrade to basic plan. Will all my pictures and the whole tree remain with limitation that I will not be able to add new pictures and new people?
