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Offline chesters

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« on: Wednesday 31 January 07 15:43 GMT (UK) »
On the 1580 and 1613 visitations, what do these dates mean?

- when a date follows a name.
- when a name is followed by "an'o" and then a date.
- when a name is followed by "in heir" and then a date.
- when a name is followed by "vixit" and then a date.

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Chesters.
Dodd (Carden, Cheshire), Hodkinson (Chorley near Wrenbury, Cheshire), Reeves (Tilstock, Shropshire), Wynne (Stretton, Cheshire)

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Re: visitations
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 22 November 07 00:43 GMT (UK) »
Hi Chesters,
Have you tried to google them or wikipedia.
i found "annos vixit. 'lived (so many) years'; was aged" in google.
 
What I would like to ask is...  Is there a Kenneth William Hodgkinson, b.1930 ish in your tree?

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Re: visitations
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 25 November 07 09:05 GMT (UK) »
Hi Juju,

sorry, I don't have a Kenneth William in my tree.

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Chesters.
Dodd (Carden, Cheshire), Hodkinson (Chorley near Wrenbury, Cheshire), Reeves (Tilstock, Shropshire), Wynne (Stretton, Cheshire)
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