Hi,
In cases like this, I define the name as "Married name" in stead of "Birth name".
/Peter
> Hi,
>
> My father has spent the last 40 years tracing our family, and now I'm
> taking over the record keeping.
>
> I've imported his GEDCOM, which also included data from his cousin's
> GEDCOM. Now I have a load of women who married into the various
> families, but whose maiden name I don't know. So at the beginning of my
> People list tab I've got a mass of dashes:
> -
> --
> ---
>
> and so on. What's the correct way to include these in GRAMPS if I only
> know their married names? They are all in the right place, ie they all
> show up in the pedigree tab as married to the right person, but it just
> looks messy!
>
> TIA
>
> Dianne
>
>
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