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Researching husband's family

Discussion in 'Key features of the LostCousins site' started by Kate, Dec 24, 2018.

  1. Kate

    Kate LostCousins Member

    Hello
    I see I can have an account to add in my husband's family.
    Is it necessary to open it it in my child's name or can I use mine again?
    Thank you. I am not sure this message is in the right place, sorry if not.
     
  2. peter

    peter Administrator Staff Member

    You won't be entering your relatives, so it can't be in your name (but it can, and ideally should, use your email address).

    As it suggests on the FAQS page at the main LostCousins site, if you are widowed "A good solution is to open an account in the name of a child, grandchild, or in-law - since you're probably doing the research for their benefit (but do please mention it to them first!)."

    Note: if the new account wins a prize in my competition - and there's obviously a good chance that it will - the prize can go to whoever is doing the research, ie you.
     
  3. Kate

    Kate LostCousins Member

    Thanks, will do as suggested.
     

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