Codes
In addition to the standardized codes listed above, you are free to enter any other property label you want.
Warning: only use single-word codes - Puck does not allow for empty spaces in property codes!
Note: property codes are fixed and language-independent. They do not change by switching from one language to another.
Endogenous properties:
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ALL - a pseudo-property that serves to remove a partition and to restore the unity of the underlying corpus
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GEN - generation (click here for the generation concept used by Puck)
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ORD - birth order within the (cognatic) sibling group (according to the attribute BIRT Date)
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PATRID - distance to the agnatic apical ancestor, "agnatic generation"
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MATRID - distance to the agnatic apical ancestress, "uterine generation"
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DEPTH - distance to the most remote ancestor, maximal generational depth
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MDEPTH - mean distance to ancestors, mean generational depth (formula of Cazes and Cazes)
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PEDG x - number of ascendants (where x is a number specifying generational distance)
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PROG x - number of descendants (where x is a number specifying generational distance)
Exogenous properties (Gedcom codes):
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# + Marriage Ring Code (in standard notation) - a binary property indicating whether the individual is or is not implied in a matrimonial ring of the specified type. This property is automatically generated in the course of a matrimonial or relational census when the "Mark Individuals" option is activated in the Report options window.
Using this property for redefining spouses in order to effect a second relational or matrimonial census permits a complex matrimonial or relational census (multiple kinship relations or intersecting matrimonial rings).
Binarizing this property according to place, date or period and using this binarized property for redefining spouses in order to effect a second relational or matrimonial census permits a restricted matrimonial census
