Nearly every individual in the database has a 'notes' section. Within the 'notes' section are abbreviations that you may or may not understand. At the top of the notes, I may mention "POM/DOM/DOB" which means "Place of Marriage", "Date of Marriage" and "Date of Birth". Following that line would be the source of that information.
When writing in paragraph form within the notes, I may just put "Daniel b 1806 may be the s/o Jacob", which means "Daniel born 1806 may be the son of Jacob".
Currently, the online database will signify there are 'notes' by putting a number (or numbers) surrounded by brackets, such as [T989]. If you click
on that number, it'll swing you immediately down to the notes section that corresponds to that number. Another way to view the 'notes' on an individual
is to use your down-arrow key and look for information below the pedigree chart of the individual.
BAP
Baptised
ch
child or children
d/o
daughter of
DOB
date of birth
DOBap
date of baptism
DOBurial
date of burial
DOM
Date of Marriage
DOD
date of death
POB
place of birth
POBap
place of baptism
POBurial
place of burial
POD
place of death
POM
place of marriage
s/o
son of
SSDI
Social Security Death Index
WFT
World Family Tree CD