Re: [Gramps-users] Re : Is there a particular reason why "Divorce" isn't included as a relationship type?

[Martnal <gr...@ma...>]

Jerome, 'Unmarried' is meant to describe a relationship where two people have
not been through a marriage (Like me), but live together.  It is not
intended to mark the curtailment or end of a marriage.  The divorce is a
life event, not a type of relationship.  I suppose the divorce event is the
day (or moment) the decree is issued.

(After GRAMP-ing for a year, this is my first attempt to return all the kind
support I've had over the year.  I hope I got it right.  )

MJartin



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Martin, SW London

I am using GRAMPS 4.2.3-1 on Windows 10.

I am researching surnames Loughborough, (London and Hartlepool), Watson, (Jarrow and Hartlepool), Ballard and Glassop (E. London), Mowbray, Pounder and Bulmer, (all Hartlepool), Leggett (Middlesborough and Prescot).
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