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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: celtic liberty on Friday 15 December 17 23:28 GMT (UK)
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Hi,
I am wondering if anyone can help me decipher some references to Banns/Dispensation on
two marriges in church records.
I would like to know what the initials D.S or D H mean under the heading Denuntiationes on this marriage record - Hoping I will be able to attach two photos....
I think Denuntiationes means Publications possibly publication of the banns??
The second query also relates to a marriage entry in a church record -
It says "Dispensaton in 4 & 4 IV ( could be 10) - Con Gratibus"
Does the 4& 4 refer to months maybe? Not sure if it is 10 or IV after that.
I don't know what the Con Gratibus means? Is it with guidance???
I originally posted this on the "Cork, Ireland" board but was advised to post it here for the "deciphering Latin experts"!!!
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I would appreciate any help .
Thanks
Mary
Celtic liberty
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"Dispensaton in 4 & 4 IV ( could be 10) - Con Gratibus"
Dispensatione in 4 & 4to Con(sanguinitatis) Gradibus
Dispensation was granted for 4th-to-4th degrees of consanguinity.
This indicates that the couple were cousins.
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Thank you Bookbox that is brilliant.
Great to understand what it means.
Mary
Celtic Liberty