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The main entry form of the name must be exactly as it is listed in the <eadheader><filedesc><titlestmt><titleproper> section of the EAD finding aid and this includes relator terms used. This is a requirement of Harvard bib standards.
indicatorsIndicators:1st
1st 0 Forename.
1 Surname.
3 Family name.
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2nd undefined, leave blank.
Subfields [see MARC21 full specifications for details of use]:
$$a Personal name.
$$b Numeration.
$$c Title and other words associated with a name.
$$d Dates associated with a name.
$$e Relator term.
For a list of these, see MARC Code List for Relators or RDA, appendix I. When using the 1xx field, it is assumed that the entry is the “creator” of the collection. Use a relator term when the 1xx entry is something other than the creator; the relator term will explain the relationship. Often the term used will be ‘compiler,’ ‘collector,’ or ‘recipient’ (notice the distinction between compiler and collector in the aat). Never abbreviate these relator terms.
RDA local decision: We have decided NOT to use the term $$eauthor or $$ecreator with every collection. A relator term should be used only when its use helps to distinguish the relationship between the 1xx and the 245.
$$q Fuller form of name. The contents of this subfield go in parentheses.
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$$j Attribution qualifier. Attribution information for names when the responsibility is unknown, uncertain, fictitious, or pseudonymous. Qualifiers should be used that follow the name of a known artist for the work.
A controlled vocabulary list: attribution qualifiers for artists' names
Common ones are:
$$jAfter.
$$jAssociate of.
$$jAttributed to.
$$jCircle of.
$$jFollower of.
$$jOffice of.
$$jPupil of.
$$jSchool of.
$$jStudio of.
$$jStyle of.
$$jWorkshop of.
Punctuation: End with a mark of punctuation. This usually means adding a full point, but do not do this when the text ends with a hyphen after a birth date or with a right parenthesis.
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NOTE: Adjacent personal name initials/letters or an abbreviation for a name and an adjacent name or initial/letter are separated by one space.
110 Main entry – corporate name. (DACS 2.6; 10) Required if known
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NOTE: If a collection is generated by an organization representing a periodical such as Nation, or Transition, we would consider the main entry a corporation and use the field 110, and add a 730 for the serial. See MARC21 guidelines for coding.
indicatorsIndicators:1st 0
1st 0 Inverted name.
1 Jurisdiction name.
2 Name in direct order.
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2nd undefined, leave blank.
subfieldsSubfields:
$$a Corporate name.
$$b Subordinate unit (repeatable).
$$c Location of meeting.
$$d Date of meeting.
$$e Relator term.
Examples:
110 0_ $$aNewman (Jean and Dorothy) Industrial Relations Library.
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NOTE: There are no spaces used in initialisms or in personal name initials/letters.
111 Main entry – meeting name. (DACS 2.6; 10) Required if known
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NOTE: if a relator term is used with a 111 entry, a $$j is used (not a $$e).
Example:
111 2_ $aVatican Council$n(1st :$d1869-1870)
130 Main entry – uniform title. (DACS 2.6; 10)
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