Michael Heinlein
There is a Michael Heinlein GKV4-71T says born Germany 1841.
Says he had a child, Michael Heinlein born 1843 GCXT-YVL
That can't be...the father, Michael, would have been 2 years old.
Hoping the person who added this record will see this message.
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@IMA777 It's unlikely that the person who added that record will see your post here, since only a tiny fraction of FamilySearch users frequent this Community.
However, you can examine the change log for the son at https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/changelog/GCXT-YVL . There you can find the entry on 19 April 2023 where a user added the son born in 1843 to the father born in 1841. You can click on the username in that entry and send that user a message via Chat asking about this change. They may or may not reply, but that direct communication will have a much better chance of being seen than your post here.
If you don't hear back from the person who made the change, you can remove the parent-child relationship that seems incorrect. Or you could simply remove that relationship now, providing your reasons for the removal.
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Thank you for your help
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The contributor who added that information copied it straight from the 1900 census without looking at the census page. The extract shows Michael, age 59, with a son Michael, also age 59. The error in the extract is probably an artifact of the problems that occurred with the 1900 census indexing a few months ago. There is no son Michael listed on the census image.
@N Tychonievich are you still looking after the 1900 US Census index issues, too? Thanks. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MSLX-KBJ
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