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biological vs. adoptive parents

HalFields
HalFields ✭
August 21, 2021 edited August 23, 2024 in Get Involved

I am indexing virginia marriage records in the 1920s. In the brides parents fields, the clerk wrote the biological parents names and also squeezed in the adoptive parents names. Which names do I enter into my indexing form.

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  • barbaragailsmith1
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    August 21, 2021 Answer ✓

    See the second bullet (unless project instructions say otherwise). https://www.familysearch.org/help/helpcenter/article/how-should-i-index-multiple-spouses-or-parents

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  • CJohns7
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    August 21, 2021 Answer ✓

    In order to provide the most accurate answer, it is best when asking a question about a particular batch to provide the share batch code. You can find the share batch code by clicking on the Share Batch icon on the toolbar, or by clicking on Help above the toolbar and selecting Share Batch. That way we can view the image in your batch, and access the Project Instructions and Field Helps.

    For multiple parents, such as a set of birth parents and a set of adoptive parents, index only the current set of adoptive parents. We found this information in the Indexing Help Center. This is a useful tool you can use to find articles while indexing. If you do a search for “Parents” or “Multiple Parents” you will find an article titled “How should I index multiple spouses or parents?” We hope the indexing help center will be a valuable tool for you in your indexing efforts.

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  • Mirevo
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    August 21, 2021

    Please share the batch Number of the project to be able to give you an accurate answer.

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  • HalFields
    HalFields ✭
    August 21, 2021

    where do I find the batch number of the project?

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  • LarryClark43
    LarryClark43 ✭✭✭✭
    August 21, 2021

    Thank you for all of the good information and links. All of this is very helpful for all of the others that view.

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