"Lois Blackburn" <[email protected]> wrote: > For >instance, under Marriages/Children I have the people listed once and then >there is the number 2 and the whole thing is listed again. Here is how that situation could be created: If John and Mary are married and have children Susan and James: If you drag & drop John and descendants to a new database and then you d&d John and descendants again to the same database you will have all four people duplicated in the new database. If you then merge the two John duplicates but do not merge anyone else, John then will have two wives and two families, one for each of the two Mary duplicates. And each of the two Mary wives will have two children named Susan and James. If you then do an individual summary of John, it will show the 2 Marriages/Children as you describe above. The solution is to merge the two Mary duplicates and then merge the duplicates of the children also. Wayne League