You may create some duplicate entries when uploading a GEDCOM file or manually entering a lot of data in your GeneaNet Online Family Tree.
You can automatically merge these duplicates and all of their information into a single individual.
For example, two entries have been created for the same person: John Doe.
The first entry contains information about the birth of John Doe: born on 22th december, 1910 in London, England.
The second entry contains information about the death of John Doe: deceased on 15th april, 1950 in New-York, USA.
Log in to your family tree as “Wizard”, select a John Doe then click “Update – Individual, family, media”.
Then click “Merge”.
The software automatically finds individuals that match but with some different available information.
Select “John Doe” then click “Ok”.
The two entries are automatically merged into a single one that contains all of the information about John Doe.
This user is a Premium member who get advantage of advanced features and options: more search criteria, unlimited access to the collections, hints and email alerts for finding new information and ancestors, etc.
Discover the Premium subscription3/28/21
When I go to “Edit > Merge with …”, I get a Search for Individual field, asking for “Search a duplicate individual: first name . number last name (enter: first name . number last name)”. I already found the duplicate in someone elses family tree, but apparently I don’t succeed to connect my tree to his.
9/8/20
Wishing to delete a double entry, after 2 days of trying, even as Premium member, I cannot find Wizard or Admin Access. Having tried to merge and tried every entry combination I can think of, all I get is “Error”. Please help. Thanks
Answer from Geneanet: Please post your question in the forum and tell which persons have to be merged. I’ll do it for you.
10/7/19
Very unhelpfu!
9/12/19
What does it mean to log in as “Wizard”?