detach family tree from mine

ChristineMarotta

There are at least 2 Beula (Beulah Osbourn(e) Osbourn) Osborn(e) born and died in Michigan about 1883 +/- my and 2 married to Frank Linck. I have incorrectly attached the incorrect family tree to mine and cannot figure out how to detach that family tree from Mine so I can input the correct information for my family.

9X-G7-CRG and 9W3N-XPS there is a marriage application for Ohio marriages - but my grandparents were actually married in Michigan - I have copies of Marriage Certificate and birth / death records for both Orlando Paul Dishong L8RS-T48 and Mertle Blanche Linck G9XM-KP5 available and attached in my memories.

Help please I have some cognitive impairments and just cannot understand the directions. thank you all Diane C Webb Marotta

Anitra Whittle

Hello @ChristineMarotta

Thank you for the question.

😊I think this one is your Beulah: The second Beulah Osborn is LKR5-JVM born 1883 in Michigan. Beulah Osborn LKR5-JVM parents are Sidney Osborn and Ellen Bridges. Marriage date to Frank L. Linck 17 Jan 1906 with source for Frank S. Linck G4QZ-9CJ, born in Michigan 1879. No children attached. And Frank S. Linck has no parents attached.

So if the above is your Beulah and Frank, you should link Myrtle B Linck G9XM-KP5 to them. You can delete Myrtle B Linck G9XM-KP5 from the parents to whom she is linked:

Here are the steps for removing or replacing a child in a family using Family Tree on the FamilySearch.org website:

First save Myrtle B linck's ID G9XM-KP5. Write it somewhere.

Then:

1. While signed in to FamilySearch.org, click Family Tree.
2. Navigate to the parents of Myrtle B Linck G9XM-KP5, the person page of the child with the incorrect parents.
3. If the Details section is not open, click the Details tab.
4. Scroll to the Family Members section.
5. Under Parents and Siblings, find the child's name, and click the Edit icon by the child's name.
6. I think both of the parents are incorrect, right? so continue: If both are incorrect, click the pencil next to Myrtle's name. Then click Remove or Replace next to the child from both parents.
7. A Remove or Replace box appears. Click the check box to verify that you reviewed the relationships, sources, and notes. Then click Save.

(You saved the Myrtle B Linck ID G9XM-KP5)

Next Go to either Beulah Osborn LKR5-JVM or Frank S. Linck G4QZ-9CJ.

Go down to Family Members.

1. Click on Children then Click on Add Child.
2. In the Add Child window you can choose to ad By ID Number, which you have saved. Myrtle B linck's ID G9XM-KP5.
3. Finish our the adding of child and give reasons and click save.

There is a marriage license on ancestry.com citing Orlando P Dishong age 22 groom, Myrtle B Linck age 21 bride. With parents listed. With Frank's last name Linck.

Ancestry wedding Certificate for Orlando P. Dishong and Myrtle B. Linck.

SOME OF MY RESEARCH. I don't know if this last information will be helpful.

I see the two Beulah Osborns.

One is Beulah Osborn 9W3N-XPS born 1843 , no marriage information; attached to Frank Michael Link 9XG7-CRG born 1883. Beulah Osborn 9W3N-XPS has John C. Osborn and Amanda Chestnut as parents. They have a child Myrtle B Linck G9XM-KP5 born 1917 in Reese, Tuscola, Michigan, United States.

This Beulah Osborn is also married to Percy Moreman Sr. and they have 8 children in Family Tree.

I'm wondering if Beulah Osborn born 1843 9W3N-XPS, is the one that was attached to Frank Michael Link born 1883 9XG7-CRG by mistake? The sources for this Beulah are about a Beluh Moreman born 1887. Beulah Osborn born 1843 9W3N-XPS is attached to Frank Michael Link born 1883 is probably not a good link because of the age difference. And Beulah Osborn born 1843 would be too old to have a daughter Myrtle B. Linck in 1915.

Myrtle B Linck G9XM-KP5

Oh wow. I just found another Beulah Osborn: Beulah Maude Osborn 96YG-WB8. You may want to take a look. She is married to a Frank Linck.

Please let us know if this is a help and if you have any other questions or observations about what I've posted in this answer.

Thank you for the question.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Anitra, Group Leader.