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The FamilySearch Standards and Authorities team has assigned a unique digital code to a wide variety of places associated to jurisdictions from all over the world. These codes help to organize and integrate locality identification between FamilySearch databases. | |||
The FamilySearch Standards and Authorities team has assigned a unique digital code to a wide variety of places associated to jurisdictions from all over the world. These codes help to organize and integrate locality identification between FamilySearch databases. | |||
The parish identification number is a unique i.d. number that is assigned to locality known as a "parish" which is primarily associated to a religious congregation, usually with a specific geographic boundary. | The parish identification number is a unique i.d. number that is assigned to locality known as a "parish" which is primarily associated to a religious congregation, usually with a specific geographic boundary. | ||
[[Category:FamilySearch_Authorities]] | [[Category:FamilySearch_Authorities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:19, 16 October 2023
The FamilySearch Standards and Authorities team has assigned a unique digital code to a wide variety of places associated to jurisdictions from all over the world. These codes help to organize and integrate locality identification between FamilySearch databases.
The parish identification number is a unique i.d. number that is assigned to locality known as a "parish" which is primarily associated to a religious congregation, usually with a specific geographic boundary.