Each software tags the data as it pleases them (minor events, facts…), these tags are called Owner Tags and can be very different according to the software used to create the GEDCOM file. So some software might not be able to read the data.<\/p>\n
Here are some owner tags you might found if you create a GEDCOM with Heredis.<\/p>\n
_ARCH = Archiving the Source
\n_CLS = Person without descendants
\n_CREA = Date the item was created
\n_DATE = Date (of anything that is not standardized such as media dates etc.)
\n_ETI = Personalized flags
\n_EVID = Quality of the proof
\n_FIL = Child Status
\n_FNF = Father not find, untraceable (from Heredis 2021)
\n_FNA = Search Status of an event
\n_FSFTID = FamilySearch Identification Number
\n_GUID = File ID
\n_INFO = Quality of the information
\n_MNF = Mother not find, untraceable (from Heredis 2021)
\n_PRIM = Defined if the media is primary
\n_QUAL = Quality of completed citations
\n_QUAL._SOUR = Quality of the source
\n_QUAL._INFO = Quality of the information
\n_QUAL._EVID = Quality of proof
\n_RECH = Search Data of event
\n_RECH._PROJ = Search Data Project
\n_RECH.TYPE = Search Document type of Search Data tab
\n_RECH.PLAC = Search Place of Search Data tab
\n_RECH.DATE = Search date of Search Data tab
\n_RECH.REFN = Search data call number
\n_RECH.WWW = Search data website field
\n_RECH.NOTE = Research note
\n_SEC = Secondary person
\n_SHAR = Link for shared events
\n_SOUR = Quality of the source
\n_SUBMAP = Geolocation of subdivisions
\n_ULS = Unmarried person
\n_UST = Union type<\/p>\n
This is a non-exhaustive list.<\/p>\n