How do you show a dead spouse on a family tree?

I'm doing a family tree for English homework on Queen Elisabeth (I live in France, but I'm English). I just have to put her parents, her (plus husband) and their children. I'm getting a bit stuck on Prince Charles, what do you put for Princess Diana? How can you show they were married - is there a symbol/sign?How do you show a dead spouse on a family tree?
Treat Diana as Charles's wife, regardless of whether she is alive or dead. She was the mother of his children, and that (the ';genes';) is what matters in GENEalogy.How do you show a dead spouse on a family tree?
Marriages should be dated and numbered.





m. (1) date, Diana's full name as it appears on her birth certificate, daughter of ?? %26amp; ??, dates %26amp; places of birth %26amp; death and date of the divorce.


(2) date, Camilla's full name as it appears on her birth certificate, daughter of ?? %26amp; ??, dates and places of birth.





Women should never be listed under their married name(s) on a family tree. If the maiden name is unknown, list it as Unknown.





Dates can be confusing.


The easiest way is to list the number of the day, the name (no abbreviations) of the month, the number of the year; ex: 4 July 1776.


Children should be listed in order of their birth, under the mothers name or below the marriage(s).


Children of Charles and Diana;


1. full name, date and place of birth


2. full name, date and place of birth





Do not list anyone with their title, as titles do not appear on birth certificates.
yes example: m. 1980


Charles W. Baker/ Dianna Niles Baker d. 2000





always make the letter lower case followed by an period.





m. Married


d. Died


b. Birth....etc