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[avi] Parochus, or "I baptised. CW possibly relates to a man who was widowed and changed his address with the parish in that year. Sancto Maria in oppido Wigan Jacobum Hall filium Georgii et Marie Hall de Staley Bridge et Annam Heaney filiam Nicolai et Judith Heaney de Wigan interrogavi, eorumque mutuo consensus habito, solemniter per verba de praesenti matrimonio conjunxi, praesentibus notis testibus Henrico Baron et Catherine Baron qui uterque habitat Wigan. Translation: Honest young man Nicolaus Jochim son of deceased Friedrich Adam Jochim mayor of this town and Anna Barbara deceased his second legitimate wife with chaste virgin Maria Eva Gade daughter of George Gade, alderman and innkeeper (adursum??) or MA equates with Missioner Apostolic priest responsible for the mission. Religion, Baptist, Training. Latin Parish Baptism Records - Brigham Young University A part of the monarch's title. Did a person have heirs? They were once very numerous, and lists of them may be seen in the works quoted below (e.g. Under the Julian reckoning, months were abbreviated thus: Under the calendar year with the Gregorian reckoning, the months of January, February and March became the initial months of the year, not the final months. The source for the above entry is: Randers amt, Djurs Snder, Lyngby, 1716-1791 FVD (EM) opslag (image) 167, Page 327, entry 16 right hand page. Church Acronyms and Abbreviations in Latin Latin Genealogical Terms. The Family Tree Irish Genealogy Guide paperback Means in the same article, book or other reference work as was mentioned before. Hy = Henry. Your email address will not be published. witness . These include records of baptisms or christenings, marriages, deaths or burials, and confirmations. This death occurred 2 mo postpartum in a 37-year-old woman. Missus. They multiplied with time, and were never so numerous as on the eve of the discovery of printing; many of the early printed books offer this peculiarity, together with other characteristics of the manuscript page.