How do I restore the correct relationship for my Grandparents?

Cathy728

My Grandfather was deleted as a spouse for my grandmother. I tried to restore L6CK-NFM Oscar Charles Hagen, but it would not let me.

Oscar Charles Hagen was married to Marion Charlotte Nagel (L6CK-NKZ)

Parents

Henry Theodore Hagen

Male 1871–1945  • L6CK-N1Q

Sophia Spreckles

Female 1873–1965  •  LY42-6CM

Oscar Edward was attached in error (L2ZK-9LJ

I have sent a message to gbetts3784979 to let them know this is my grandparents that are now incorrect

Cathy728

I have created a new Oscar Charles Hagen G85N-3RD

Please merge L6CK-NFM and G85N-3RD

MNuttall

Hello @Cathy728

I reviewed the records for Oscar Charles Hagen, G85N-3RD and G8FQ-3ZB. These appear to be valid duplicates. You created one of the records and gbetts. . . created the other one.

Here is the link to a knowledge article that explains how to merge possible duplicates:

https://www.familysearch.org/help/helpcenter/article/how-do-i-merge-possible-duplicates-in-family-tree

There is another duplicate of your grandfather: L6CK-NFM  - as you indicated above. When you use the Find feature and enter this ID you see that this person was deleted in a merge with Oscar Edward Hagen L2ZK-9LJ. These two records should not have been merged and the option to restore Oscar Charles Hagen L6CK-NFM is available:

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L6CK-NFM

Once this record is restored, you can merge it with the others. Hopefully, it will appear as a possible duplicate on the merged record of the other two IDs for Oscar.

Good luck. I'm hoping you will be able to set the record straight for your grandfather. In case you need it for reference, here is a link on how to restore a person:

https://www.familysearch.org/help/helpcenter/article/how-do-i-restore-a-deleted-record-for-a-person-in-family-tree