How to remove a wrong spouse entry?
I am tearing out my hair here 😖. On a grandmother line, someone has added the 'right name' but wrong birth date & birth place to a ggg grandmother. Some sources links give correct cenus information which matches to who the correct entry should be, but isn't, but the rest link to another woman. When I click on the sources or details of the 'wrong person' added, all information pertains to another wife and family altogether 🙀
I don't want to click on anything that might erase the other family, whoever they are.
Can anyone please advise on how to correct this problem?
Much gratitude in advance.
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Linda
Welcome to the "Community.FamilySearch" Forum.
I am just another 'lowly' User/Patron ...
Just in passing ...
Just quickly ...
Question: Have you 'looked' at/through, the "ChangeLog", for the individual/person concerned?
The "ChangeLog", lists, the various "Changes" ...
Just in case ...
The "ChangeLog: is/can be located, on the 'Right-Hand-Side' of an individual/person, under the Section of "Latest Changes"; and, then, at the 'Bottom' of that Section, "Show All.
Or ...
ie. https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/changelog/[PID]
..... [ Where, [PID], at end, represents the 'FamilySearch Person Identifier' (PID), for the individual/person concerned ]
IF, you have a 'look' through, the "ChangeLog"; THEN, that will show where things went astray ...
[ eg, Including 'Wayward' "Merges"/"Combines"; which, can always make a 'Mess' of things ... ]
And, you can work on, addressing/fixing those things, for the individual/person concerned.
Here is a "Knowledge Article", in 'FamilySearch':
How do I see what changes were made about a person in Family Tree?
Good Luck.
Just my thoughts.
I hope, that this may help/assist, somewhat.
Brett
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Linda
Furthermore ...
Just in case ...
Here is another "Knowledge Article", in 'FamilySearch':
A person in Family Tree has the wrong spouse
https://www.familysearch.org/en/help/helpcenter/article/a-person-in-family-tree-has-the-wrong-spouse
I hope, that this may also help/assist, somewhat.
Brett
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Many thanks Brett, you have been most helpful.
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