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Merge two GEDCOM files into one tree
Drop your .ged, open “Fix”, and add the second file under “Merge with another file”. People who appear in both are then offered for merging.
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What happens
The second tree is added to the first. Where both files use the same IDs (I1, F1…), the added ones get a suffix so nobody is overwritten. Right after, the page looks for people who are now in the tree twice and lists them in pairs to merge.
Then
Merge the pairs that really are the same person, check the result in the charts, and save the tree as GEDCOM 5.5.1 for Ancestry and most programs, or 7.0.
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