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Two words evade me - 1681 Baptism
« on: Tuesday 24 January 23 08:16 GMT (UK) »
Hello Experts,

I have two words I am unsure about: the first I underlined red. The second follows "baptizat".

I am wondering if you think the first word might be "junr" with the R ending in a flourish. If it's Junr that help may me locate the next generation back perhaps.

And is the second word "first"?

I can provide more writing if needed, at a later time. Your help is much appreciated!
Warwickshire: BEACH/BACHE, COX Gloucestershire: HAIL, VOYCE, TURNER, WINCHCOMBE, PREEN, Worcestershire: WEBB, CHARE, TYLER, Fife: FOWLER, JOHNSTONE, MELVILLE, Lanarkshire/Dunbartonshire: GRAHAM, CHALMERS, LANG, BISHOP, Sweden/Hamburg/London/Birmingham: HOKANSON

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Re: Two words evade me - 1681 Baptism
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 24 January 23 08:22 GMT (UK) »
The second is 'fuit' latin for 'was' . I agree with junr.

Steve
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Re: Two words evade me - 1681 Baptism
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 24 January 23 08:53 GMT (UK) »
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The second is 'fuit' latin for 'was' . I agree with junr.

Thanks Steve and 'fuit' makes sense. (You wouldn't think I learnt Latin at school - must be a hundred years ago now!)
Warwickshire: BEACH/BACHE, COX Gloucestershire: HAIL, VOYCE, TURNER, WINCHCOMBE, PREEN, Worcestershire: WEBB, CHARE, TYLER, Fife: FOWLER, JOHNSTONE, MELVILLE, Lanarkshire/Dunbartonshire: GRAHAM, CHALMERS, LANG, BISHOP, Sweden/Hamburg/London/Birmingham: HOKANSON
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