Does someone not related marry into the family do their siblings be listed also?
I think the unrelated person that marries into the family but siblings do not. Example He/She marries a 1C 3R or a 3C 4R the spouse than becomes a distant relative?
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@deloresdarleneebbert1 deloresdarleneebbert1
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'Yes', you can; and, should, "Add" their 'Siblings' and 'Parents' into "Family Tree" of "FamilySearch". And, their later Ancestral lines, if you so desire.
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Whereas, you do not have to be responsible for the "Temple' Work, if you do not wish. And, in any case, in relation to "Temple" Work, if the individuals/persons fall under the purview of the 110 Year Rule; then, Permission is Required from the Closest Living Relative, unless they (the Relatives) are all dead as well.
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Brett
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If you are asking about researching on the siblings, I usually try to, as it is easier to trace a whole family than just one person.
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Your question is a bit ambiguous.
You can enter anyone into FamilySearch you so desire.
I don't understand where you are leading with your example of extended cousins.
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