Jeanne Le Couteur - Keep and eye on relationships here

Shaz-
Louys Estur is a male, and he married Agnes Le Couteur (c1575) so top line not understood. I am not aware that Agnes had any brothers, but she was one of 4 daughters of Michel.Le Couteur.
Don't know what 'Please check as many cousin matches' means, or which people's merges 'I hope my merge of gedcom did not create a bad match' refers to. Discrepancies can be flagged up as they appear, but it's impossible to check (which?) names.one at a time.

Martin Courtier

You read offset

someone was here
Louys Estur
her brother →
Agnes Le Couteur
his wife →
Michel Le Couteur
her father →
Philippe Le Couteur
his brother →
Jean Le Couteur
his son →
Jacques Le Cousteur
his son →
Josue Le Couteur
his son →
Josue Le Couteur
his son →
Jeanne Le Couteur
his daughter

Its confusing but it is how it gets pasted :)

Main thing is the tree lines, had so many cousin marriages I was worried I merged the ged wrong somehow and copied that.

BUT I knw that there were many cousin marriages, so I did as writ. :)

https://www.geni.com/list/ancestors/6000000086790945490#6

and husband

https://www.geni.com/list/ancestors/6000000086791743981#6

You achieve these reports by clicking Actions (top right) and ancester or descendant reports. The save as PDF does not work, or did not. I right click and Print as PDF.

Whatever Geni means by the sex mix-ups above, I believe the connection from Agnes to Jeanne should be:

Agnes Le Couteur, (wife of Louys Estur)
→
Michel Le Couteur
his father →
Philippe Le Couteur
his brother →
Jean Le Couteur
his son →
Jacques Le Cousteur
his son →
Josue Le Couteur
his son →
Josue Le Couteur
his son →
Jeanne Le Couteur
his daughter

It seems to be right in the tree, in spite of the above wording.

I've noticed wrong sexes in other parts of Geni, so one has to look out and correct them. The above gobledegook about Luoys Estur being a brother of Agnes is worse than that however. Where someone appears as a spouse of a cousin, say (Josue, Jeanne etc.) is it your preference leave them appearing more than once in a tree, or to try to merge them (with consequential problems of connecting lines)? Is it a Geni 'first time' default to keep them separate? I think I favour that, to avoid clutter.

>>I think I favour that, to avoid clutter.

No clutter, geni is excellent on cousin marriages and twisted trees, keep it real to get the right connections.

Looks right to me then :) I shall continue/