Difference between revisions of "Sources in Gramps"
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− | Sources are... | + | Sources are importants, multiples and can be shared. They are often shared between events. Otherwise, we may group them under a repository (archive, librairie, folder, etc ...) |
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+ | GRAMPS gives us a lot of freedom for seizure. It is not always a good solution. How adding sources and using the power of GRAMPS ? | ||
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+ | ==Introduction== | ||
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+ | Seizure fields are related to GEDCOM format. See the specification : | ||
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+ | EVEN {EVENT} A noteworthy happening related to an individual, a group, or an organization. | ||
+ | **DATE {DATE} The time in a calendar format. | ||
+ | **PAGE {PAGE} A number or description to identify where information can be found in a referenced work. | ||
+ | **QUAY {QUALITY_OF_DATA} An assessment of the certainty of the evidence to support the conclusion drawn from evidence. | ||
+ | **NOTE {NOTE} Additional information provided by the submitter for understanding the enclosing data. | ||
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+ | SOUR {SOURCE} The initial or original material from which information was obtained. | ||
+ | *TITL {TITLE} A description of a specific writing or other work, such as the title of a book when used in a sourcecontext, or a formal designation used by an individual in connection with positions of royalty orother social status, such as Grand Duke. | ||
+ | *AUTH {AUTHOR} The name of the individual who created or compiled information. | ||
+ | *ABBR {ABBREVIATION} A short name of a title, description, or name. | ||
+ | *PUBL {PUBLICATION} Refers to when and/or were a work was published or created. | ||
+ | *TEXT {TEXT} The exact wording found in an original source document. | ||
+ | *DATA {DATA} Pertaining to stored automated information. | ||
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+ | REPO {REPOSITORY} An institution or person that has the specified item as part of their collection(s). | ||
+ | **MEDI {MEDIA} Identifies information about the media or having to do with the medium in which information isstored. | ||
+ | **CALN {CALL_NUMBER} The number used by a repository to identify the specific items in its collections. | ||
+ | **NOTE {NOTE} Additional information provided by the submitter for understanding the enclosing data. | ||
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+ | ==Seizure with example== | ||
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+ | ===The test case=== | ||
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+ | A death certificate on 1809-05-13, stored at Country Archives of New-York, with call-number : 6Mi5202, for Miss X who dead on previous day. | ||
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+ | ===One possibility=== | ||
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+ | # event seizure : ''Death - 1809-05-12 - New-York, NY, USA'' | ||
+ | # we add a source : ''Death certificate of X (died on 1809-05-12)'' | ||
+ | # related to a repository : ''Country Archives of New-York - call number: 6Mi5202'' | ||
+ | # we validate seizures | ||
+ | # we may add date (''1809-05-13''), volume, page and source fiability. This informations will be only availables between the event (''Death of Miss X'') and this source. They will be used on '''Detailed reports''' as '''EndNotes'''. |
Revision as of 13:29, 10 February 2009
Sources are importants, multiples and can be shared. They are often shared between events. Otherwise, we may group them under a repository (archive, librairie, folder, etc ...)
GRAMPS gives us a lot of freedom for seizure. It is not always a good solution. How adding sources and using the power of GRAMPS ?
Introduction
Seizure fields are related to GEDCOM format. See the specification :
EVEN {EVENT} A noteworthy happening related to an individual, a group, or an organization. **DATE {DATE} The time in a calendar format. **PAGE {PAGE} A number or description to identify where information can be found in a referenced work. **QUAY {QUALITY_OF_DATA} An assessment of the certainty of the evidence to support the conclusion drawn from evidence. **NOTE {NOTE} Additional information provided by the submitter for understanding the enclosing data.
SOUR {SOURCE} The initial or original material from which information was obtained. *TITL {TITLE} A description of a specific writing or other work, such as the title of a book when used in a sourcecontext, or a formal designation used by an individual in connection with positions of royalty orother social status, such as Grand Duke. *AUTH {AUTHOR} The name of the individual who created or compiled information. *ABBR {ABBREVIATION} A short name of a title, description, or name. *PUBL {PUBLICATION} Refers to when and/or were a work was published or created. *TEXT {TEXT} The exact wording found in an original source document. *DATA {DATA} Pertaining to stored automated information.
REPO {REPOSITORY} An institution or person that has the specified item as part of their collection(s). **MEDI {MEDIA} Identifies information about the media or having to do with the medium in which information isstored. **CALN {CALL_NUMBER} The number used by a repository to identify the specific items in its collections. **NOTE {NOTE} Additional information provided by the submitter for understanding the enclosing data.
Seizure with example
The test case
A death certificate on 1809-05-13, stored at Country Archives of New-York, with call-number : 6Mi5202, for Miss X who dead on previous day.
One possibility
- event seizure : Death - 1809-05-12 - New-York, NY, USA
- we add a source : Death certificate of X (died on 1809-05-12)
- related to a repository : Country Archives of New-York - call number: 6Mi5202
- we validate seizures
- we may add date (1809-05-13), volume, page and source fiability. This informations will be only availables between the event (Death of Miss X) and this source. They will be used on Detailed reports as EndNotes.