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For ease of use, just download the top, short GEDCOM file.
This short file has exactly the same genealogy as the other files:
the people are the same, the dates are the same, the places are the same.
The only difference is that the large GEDCOM file, and the Reunion file,
have more biographical information for only 1107 out of the just over 26,000
people in all files.
| File Type |
GEDCOM
version |
Content |
File |
Size |
| GEDCOM |
5.5 |
Limited bio for
1107 people |
PL_GED5_Core.zip |
3.6 Mbyte |
| GEDCOM |
5.5 |
Fuller bio for
the 1107 people |
PL_GED5_All.zip |
7.9 Mbyte |
| Reunion v.9 (Mac) |
-- |
Has all facts
and flags |
PL_Reunion.zip |
11.0 Mbyte |
| WWW files |
-- |
Limited bio for
the 1107 people |
pl_tree.zip |
50.1 Mbyte |
All these files have been ZIPPED so you will need an unzip program to extract
them. PC users can try WinZip. RISCOS
users can try Spark. Macs
with OS 10.4 already have an unzip program.
I have added in zips of my Reunion file and the WWW files as it
occurred to me that some might like to use them:
- With the Reunion file, just unzip it and then double click on the
resulting file. Reunion (if you have it on your Mac) should then just start
up.
The Reunion file has in it all the extra classification data, the flags,
that make it so easy to sort and identify different groups of people; for
instance the regicides, the excommunicated, the clergy, etc. The file is over
45 Mbyte when unzipped. Note that it only runs on Reunion v.9 on a Macintosh.
- The WWW files should work on all computers that have any form of browser
on them. Just:
- Unzip and put the 'pl_tree' folder/directory in a convenient place,
- Open the 'pl-tree' folder/directory and then
- Double click on the wc_toc/htm file and it will start up.
The WWW files are highly portable and are what I use on my completely non-PC
machine for quick references. But they need a fair amount of disc space
once unzipped and some file systems do not like the thousands (40,000 odd)
of small files.
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