Hello Francois
> > 1 BURI
> > 2 DATE 15 AUG 1793
> > 2 PLAC Oudleusen, Dalfsen
> > 2 ADDR 't Ulrik
>
> No, but the way you build your gedcom file is not appropriated imho.
> I guess you fool the website that way by mixing the PLAC and
> ADDR tags for an event.
I guess my example is misleading. 't Urik is not a jurisdiction but the name
of a single farm. In pre Napoleon times (about 1812/1832) the country side
had no house numbers.
You suggest
2 FORM Address, Hamlet,City,ZipCode,County,State,Country
But an address is not a jurisdiction IMHO, why elso should GedCom provide
ADDR properties?
http://www.arvernes.com/files/norme_gedcom/55gcch2.htm#EVENT_DETAIL
But the site does not seem to support ADDR properties. Therefore my
sugestion to turn event adresses in notes prefixed with "address" if ever a
dedicated export gets implemented. But personally I can live without.
Jo
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