Dear Keith, I would suggest instead, that everyone who submitted a Chase GedCom without first editing the birth dates of living individuals, by changing the date to "Private," send a list of the people for whom they want the birth date deleted. This would require you to enter the word "private" in all those spaces, but it seems quite unnecessary to deprive the rest of the list of important dates of birth of ancestors we share, whom are already deceased. Then, advise the senders that it is always prudent to edit their GedComs with the word "Private" BEFORE they share their info. Good Luck, Lisa Zajkowski