"Thanks ,but I have to say,that this is not the most ideal manner,in which to build your Tree.OK lets say for instance you were to merge your Gedcom File with my own?Can you imagine the scenario,when in future,someone may contact you about a person in my File.Either you would have to say,that you have no knowledge of the person they are enquiring of,which would be pretty mystifying to the person contacting you?Alternatively,the other answer would be to say perhaps;Ah yes,this person's Great-Grandaughter married the cousin of my Wife's Uncle!Either way you look at it,to go down this route,is not really something you should consider.The alternative,pasting the details of perhaps half a dozen new relatives,that are relevant,is much more desirable."
The above,is the answer I have just given to someone on another Site,who I had contacted about a relative of mine,who I had noticed among their new entries.The contact suggested exchanging Gedcom Files,with a view to merging,as an alternative to pasting perhaps half a dozen new relatives details that may be relevant.
Regards
William Russell Jones
Cefn Mawr
Wrexham.
