Stepahn
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Stiefahn ( e ) (from Old High German stiof- "bereaved, orphaned " and Ahn ; female : step ancestor, Stiefahnin) is the spouse of an ancestor or an ancestor of a person to which no biological or legal relationship is but a (remote) affinity .
The stepmother is the father's wife , but not the birth mother; the stepfather is the mother's husband but not the own father (see stepfamily ). For several decades, including registered partners to step-relatives .
In family history research ( genealogy ), well-known step flags and half-siblings of the ancestors of a person are included in an ancestral list or pedigree , as they are often of great importance for the upbringing of the children and their later marriage circle (but they do not receive a Kekule number ). The listing of step flags makes it difficult to mix up people and makes it easier for half-siblings to join an ancestral community through a common parent .