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  1. GEDCOM

    Oct 2, 1999 · GEDCOM is a file format for exchanging genealogical data between different systems. GEDCOM allows you to export your genealogy data from one application, and then …

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  3. GEDCOM Genealogy Tools - FamilySearch

    GEDCOM is an acronym for Ge nealogical D ata Com munication. GEDCOM was created by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as the specification for exchanging genealogical …

  4. GEDCOM - Wikipedia

    In the GEDCOM specification, events that are associated with a family such as marriage information is only stored in a GEDCOM once, as part of the family (FAM) record, and then …

  5. How to Open and Read a GEDCOM File - ThoughtCo

    May 6, 2025 · GEDCOM files store family tree data and are shared using genealogy software that can read them. Open a GEDCOM file with genealogy software, ensuring it ends with '.ged' for …

  6. FamilySearch GEDCOM - genealogical data exchange

    The official website for the GEDCOM specification used for storing and sharing genealogical information.

  7. GEDCOM Information | GenealogySoftware.net

    GEDCOM, an acronym standing for GEnealogical Data COMmunication, is an open-standard file format and specification for storing genealogical data and allowing it to be easily exchanged …

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  9. GEDCOM Files: Sharing, Merging, Exporting and More

    GEDCOM is a computer file format that lets genealogists swap information about their ancestors. The format’s compatible with all genealogy software, so no matter what program you use, you …

  10. New York, United States of America GEDCOM Index

    Links to genealogy facts contained in GEDCOM files.