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    Defined by International Council on Archives Records in Contexts Ontology (ICA RiC-O) version 0.2 rico:
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    rico:Family
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    https://www.ica.org/standards/RiC/ontology#Family

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    rico:

    rdf: type
    owl:Class
    rdfs: label
    lang:en
    Family
    rdfs: comment
    lang:en
    Two or more persons related by birth, or through marriage, adoption, civil union, or other social conventions that bind them together as a socially recognized familial group.
    rdfs: subClassOf
    rico:Group
    rdfs: isDefinedBy
    rico: RiCCMCorrespondingComponent
    lang:en
    Corresponds to RiC-E10 (Family entity)
    skos: changeNote
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    skos: scopeNote
    lang:en
    Family is a kind of Group. “Family” is used here as a general term that encompasses a wide variety of familial groups. Other types of familial groups include Dynasty, Clan, House, Tribe and others. Though family may be a recognized legal group in specific contexts, the term may also be used for groups that are socially recognized as families. A family may be a group of persons related either by consanguinity or affinity or cohabitation or other social conventions. In some context, a Family may be legally recognized as Corporate Body. For example, certain North American peoples (tribes) retain self-government rights and have jurisdiction over defined tribal lands.