| Address |
An address. |
| Agent |
An agent, e.g. person, organization, or group. In genealogical research, an agent often
takes the role of a contributor. |
| Attribution |
Attribution for genealogical information. Attribution is used to model who is contributing/modifying
information, when they contributed it, and why they are making the
contribution/modification. |
| CitationField |
Represents a citation field -- its name and value. |
| Conclusion |
A genealogical conclusion. |
| Date |
A concluded genealogical date. |
| Document |
An abstract document that contains derived (conclusionary) text -- for example, a transcription or researcher analysis. |
| Event |
A historical event. |
| EventRole |
A role that a specific person plays in an event. |
| EvidenceReference |
A reference to a resource that is being used as evidence. |
| Fact |
A conclusion about a fact applicable to a person or relationship. |
| Gender |
A gender conclusion. |
| Identifier |
An identifier for a resource. |
| Name |
A name conclusion. |
| NameForm |
A form of a name. |
| NamePart |
A part of a name. |
| Note |
A note about a genealogical resource (e.g. conclusion or source). |
| OnlineAccount |
An online account for a web application. |
| Person |
A person. |
| PlaceDescription |
A PlaceDescription is used to describe the details of a place in terms of its name
and possibly its type, time period, and/or a geospatial description -- a description
of a place as a snapshot in time. |
| PlaceReference |
A reference to genealogical place. |
| Qualifier |
A data qualifier. Qualifiers are used to "qualify" certain data elements to provide additional context, information, or details. |
| Relationship |
A relationship between two or more persons. |
| ResourceReference |
A generic reference to a resource. |
| SourceCitation |
Represents a source citation. |
| SourceDescription |
Represents a description of a source. |
| SourceReference |
An attributable reference to a description of a source. |
| Subject |
The Subject data type defines the abstract concept of a genealogical subject. A subject is something with a unique and
intrinsic identity, e.g., a person, a location on the surface of the earth. We identify that subject in time and space using various supporting
conclusions, e.g. for a person: things like name, birth date, age, address, etc. We aggregate these supporting conclusions to form an
apparently-unique identity by which we can distinguish our subject from all other possible subjects. |
| TextValue |
An element representing a text value that may be in a specific language. |