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[ ... ] |
used in the context of a name |
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< |
indicates that an individual is a direct descendent of a Brookhaven or South Haven Hamlet resident. |
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> |
indicates that they were a direct ancestor of a Brookhaven or South Haven Hamlet resident. |
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a. |
about, age, acre, ante, aunt |
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a.a.r. |
against all risks |
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a.c. |
attested copy; account current |
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a.k.a. |
also known as |
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a.l.s. |
autographed letter signed |
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a.o. |
account of |
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a.w.c. |
admon. (letters of administration) with will and codicil annexed |
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AASP |
American Antiquarian Society Proceedings |
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ab. |
about; abbey |
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abbr. |
abbreviation |
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abd. |
abdicated |
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Abp. |
Archbishop |
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abr. |
abridged; abridgment |
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abs. or abstr. |
abstract |
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abt. |
about |
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AC |
Ante Christum; ancestor chart |
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acad. |
academy |
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acc. |
according to; account; accompanied |
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acco. |
account |
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accu. |
accurate |
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ackd. |
acknowledged |
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actg. |
acting |
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Ad |
adopted; AdCl - adopted child; AdD - adopted daughter, etc. |
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AD |
[Latin] Anno Domin |
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adj. |
adjoining; adjutant; adjourned |
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adm. |
admission; admitted |
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admin. |
administration; administrator |
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Admon. |
letters of administration |
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admr. |
administration |
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af. or afft. |
affidavit |
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aft. |
after |
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AL |
American Legion |
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ald. |
alderman |
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alleg. |
allegiance |
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als. |
alias |
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anc. |
ancestry; ancestor; ancient |
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annot. |
annotated |
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ano. |
another |
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anon. |
anonymous |
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ant. |
antiquary; antonym |
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antiq. |
antiquary; antiquities; antiquity; antiquarian |
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AOP |
American Order of Pioneers |
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Ap |
apprentice |
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APG |
Association of Professional Genealogists |
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APJI |
Association for Protection of Jewish Immigrants |
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app. |
apprentice; aprpoximately; appendix; appointed |
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App. Div. |
Appelate division |
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appr. |
appraisment |
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apprd. |
apprised; appeared |
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approx. |
approximately |
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apptd. |
appointed |
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appx. |
appendix |
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ar. co. |
artillery company |
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arr. |
arrived |
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ascert. |
ascertain(ed) |
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ASG |
American Society of Genealogists |
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asgd. |
assigned |
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asr. |
assessor |
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assn. or assoc. |
association |
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asso. |
associated; associate |
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Asst |
assistant |
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At |
Attendant |
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atty. |
attorney |
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au. |
gold |
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aud. |
auditor |
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AWOL |
absent without leave |
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b. |
born; bondsman; banns; book; birth; bachelor; brother |
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B.B. |
Bail Bond |
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b.d. or bdt. |
birth date |
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b.i.l. or Bl |
brother-in-law |
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B.M. |
Bench Mark; British Museum |
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b.o.t.p. |
both of this parish |
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B.S. |
in court records, Bill of Sale |
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B.T. |
Bishop's Transcripts |
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ba. |
bachelor; baptized |
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bach. or batch. |
bachelor |
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bap or bapt. |
baptized; baptism |
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BBoy |
bound boy |
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bcer |
birth certificate |
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BCG |
Board for Certification of Genealogists |
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bd. |
bound; buried |
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bec. |
because; became |
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bef. |
before |
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bet. |
between |
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BGirl |
bound girl |
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BIA |
Bureau of Indian Affairs |
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biog. |
biography |
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bish. |
bishop |
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bks. |
books; barracks |
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bl. |
bibliography |
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BLM |
Bureau of Land Management |
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BLW |
Bount Land Warrant |
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bndsmn. |
bondsman |
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Bo |
boarder |
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bo or bot. |
bought; bottom |
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bp. |
baptized; birthplace |
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bpl. |
birthplace |
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bpt. |
baptized |
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Br. |
British |
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br. or bro |
brother |
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bro-i-l |
brother-in-law |
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bur. or bu |
buried |
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C of A |
Coat of Arms |
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c. |
cousin; circa; codicil |
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c.r. |
church report |
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c.s. |
copy signed |
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ca. |
circa |
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Cap or capt. |
captain; captured; captivity |
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CAR |
National Society, Children of the American Revolution |
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catal. |
catalogue |
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cath. |
cathedral |
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CC |
County Clerk; county court, county commissioner; company commander |
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CCP |
Court of Common Pleas |
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CDA |
Colonial Dames of America |
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CDIB |
Certified Degree of Indian Blood |
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cem. |
cemetery |
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cen. or cens. |
census |
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cent. |
century |
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cer. or cert. |
certificate |
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cf. |
confer |
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CG |
Certified Genealogist |
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CH |
Court House |
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ch. |
child; children; church; chief, chaplain |
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ch/o |
child of |
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Cha |
chamber maid |
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chan. |
chancery |
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chldn. or chn. |
children |
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chr. or chris. |
christened |
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cir. |
circa |
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civ. |
civil |
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CJ |
County Judge |
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Cl |
child |
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clk. |
clerk |
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CO |
commanding officer; Colonial Office |
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co. |
county; company |
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cod. |
codicil |
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col. |
colony; colonel |
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coll. |
college; collections |
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com. |
commissioner; commander; commentary; committee; common; commoner; communicate, companion |
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comm. |
commissioners |
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comp. |
company |
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confer. |
conferred |
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conject. |
conjecture |
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cont. |
continued |
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contr. |
contract |
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corp. |
corporal |
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couns. |
counsellor |
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cous. |
cousin |
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coven. |
covenant |
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CRA |
Church Records Archives |
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crspd. |
correspond; correspondence |
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CSA |
Confederate States of America |
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csn. |
cousin; cousins |
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ct. |
court; citation; county |
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CW |
Civil War; church warden |
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d. |
died; death; daughter |
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d. & coh. |
daughter and coheiress |
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d. & h. |
daughter and heiress |
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d.s. |
document signed; died single |
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d.s.p. |
[Latin] descessit sine parole; died without issue |
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d.s.p.m. |
[Latin] descessit sine parole mascula; died without male issue |
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d.y. |
died young |
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d/o |
daughter of |
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DA |
District Attorney |
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da. |
daughter; day |
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DAB |
Dictionary of American Biography |
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DAC |
National Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists |
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DAR |
Daughters of the American Revolution |
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dau. or daugr |
daughter |
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dau-i-l |
daughter-in-law |
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daus. |
daughters |
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DAV |
Disabled American Veterans |
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DB |
Domesday Book |
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DC |
District of Columbia; Deputy Clerk; Deputy County Clerk |
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DCG |
Descendants of Colonial Governors |
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d'd. |
deceased |
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dea or deac. |
deacon |
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dec. or dec'd |
deceased |
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decis. |
decision |
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degr. |
degree |
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dep. |
deputy; depot |
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dept. |
department |
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desc. |
descendant |
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devis. |
devised |
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DFPA |
Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America |
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dil. |
daughter-in-law |
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dio. |
diocese |
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dis. |
discharge |
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discip. |
discipline |
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dist. |
district |
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div. |
division; divided; divorced; divinity |
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do. |
ditto |
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doc or docum. |
document |
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dom. |
domestic |
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dpl. |
death place |
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DR |
Daughter of the Revolution; Diocesan Registry |
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dr. |
doctor; dram |
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ds. |
deaths; daughters |
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dsct. |
descendant |
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dt. |
date |
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dto. |
ditto |
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dtr. |
daughter |
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dt's. |
delirium tremens |
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dum. or d. um. |
died unmarried |
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DVR |
Society of the Descendants of Washington's Army at Valley Forge |
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E. |
East or eastern |
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E.D. |
Enumeration District |
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easi. |
easily |
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ecux. |
executrix; a female executor |
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ed. |
edited; edition; editor |
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educ. |
education; educated |
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Emp |
employee |
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En |
engineer |
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Eng. |
England |
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eno. |
enough |
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ens. |
ensign |
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ensu. |
ensuing |
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est. |
estate;established |
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establ. |
establishment |
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estd. |
estimated |
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et. vir. |
and husband |
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etc. |
[Latin] etcetera; and so forth |
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exc. |
except; excellency; excepted; exchange |
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exec. or exor. or exr. |
executor |
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exox. |
executrix |
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exs. |
executors |
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exx. |
executrix |
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f. |
father; female; folio; feast; feet; farm; following |
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F.A. |
Field Artillery |
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F.B. |
Family Bible |
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f.e. |
for example |
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f.m. |
free mulatto |
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f.n. |
free negro |
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fa. |
father |
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FaH |
farm hand; FaW - farm worker |
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fam. |
family; families |
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FARC |
Federal Archives and Records Centers (branches of the National Archives |
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FASG |
Fellow American Society of Genealogists |
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father-in-l |
father-in-law |
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ff. |
following (pages), foster father |
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FF's |
First Families |
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FFV |
First Families of Virginia |
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FGRA |
Family Group Record Archives |
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FGS |
Federation of Genealogical Societies |
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FHC |
Family History Center |
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FHL |
Family History Library |
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Fi |
fireman |
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fidel. |
fidelity |
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fil. or f.inl or FL |
father-in-law |
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FM |
foster mother |
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foll. |
following; followed |
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FR |
Family Registry |
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freem. |
freeman; freemen |
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ft. |
foot; fort |
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g. |
grand; great |
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G.B. |
Great Britain |
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g.r. |
grave record |
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g.s. |
grave stone |
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GA |
great aunt |
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GAR |
Grand Army of the Republic |
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gch. or gcl |
grandchildren |
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GD |
granddaughter |
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gdn. |
guardian |
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GEDCOM |
GEnealogical Data COMmunication |
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GF |
grandfather |
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GGF |
great-grandfather; GGGF - great-great-grandfather, etc. |
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GGM |
great-grandmother; GGGM - great-great-grandmother, etc. |
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GH |
Genelaogical Helper |
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giv. |
given; giving |
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GLC |
Genealogical Library Catalog |
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GLO |
General Land Office |
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gm. |
grandmother |
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Go |
governess |
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godf. |
godfather |
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godm. |
godmother |
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gp. |
grandparents |
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GPAI |
Genealogical Periodical Annual Index |
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gr. |
grand; great; grant; graduate |
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grf. |
grandfather |
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grmo. |
grandmother |
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grs. or GS |
grandson |
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GSW 1812 |
General Society of the War of 1812 |
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Gt. Br. |
Great Britain |
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gt. gr. |
great grand |
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GTT |
Gone to Texas |
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GU |
great uncle |
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Gua |
guardian |
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h. |
husband; heir; heiress |
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hdgrs. |
headquarters |
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HEIC |
Honourable East India Comapny |
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her. |
heraldry |
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hers. |
herself |
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Hh |
hired hand |
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hims. |
himself |
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hist. |
historian |
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Hist. |
History |
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Hk |
housekeeper |
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HM |
His or Her Majesty, or hired man |
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HMS |
Her (or His) Majesty's Service or Ship |
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hon. |
honorable |
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hon. dis. |
honorably discharged |
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honor. |
honorary |
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honora. |
honorably |
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HSA |
Huguenot Society of America |
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hund. |
hundred |
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hus. |
husband |
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I |
inmate |
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ibid. |
[Latin] ibidem; same (reference) |
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IGI |
International Genealogical Index |
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ign. |
ignorant |
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illus. |
illustrated |
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imp. |
importation |
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inc. |
incorporated; incomplete |
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incl. |
included; inclusive |
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Ind. |
Indians |
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Ind. T. or Ind. Ter. |
Indian Territory |
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Ind. W.C. |
Indian Widow's Certificate |
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IND.S.C. |
Indian Survivors' Certificates |
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inf. |
infant; infantry; informed |
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info. |
information |
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inh. |
inherited |
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inhab. |
inhabitant |
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inq. |
inquiry |
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ins. |
insert |
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inst. |
institute; institution |
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int. |
intentions (such as "intentions of marriage"); interested; interred |
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inv. or invt. |
inventory |
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JA |
Judge Advocate |
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JNH |
Journal of Negro History |
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JP |
Justice of the Peace |
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Jr. |
Junior |
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jud or judic. |
judicial; judicious |
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junr. |
junior |
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jur. |
[Latin] jurat; certification that a document was written by the person who signed it |
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k. |
killed; king |
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kn. |
known |
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knt. or kt. |
knight |
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l. |
license; law, or lodger |
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l.e. |
local elder in a church |
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l.p. |
local preacher |
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la or labr. |
laborer |
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Lat. |
Latin |
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Lau |
launderer |
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lb. |
pound |
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LBC |
Letter Book Copy |
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LC |
Library of Congress |
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ld. |
land |
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ldr. |
leader |
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LDS |
Chuch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
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li. or liv. |
lived; living |
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lib. |
library |
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lic. |
license |
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lieut. |
lieutenant |
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liv. abt. |
lived about |
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ll. |
lines |
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lnd. |
land |
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ltd. |
limited |
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m. |
month; male; mother; married; marriage |
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m.bn. |
marriage banns |
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m.h. |
meeting house |
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m.i. |
monument inscription |
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m.o. |
mustered out |
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m/1, m/2 |
married first, married second, etc. |
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mag. |
magistrate |
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maj. |
major |
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mak. |
making |
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mat. |
maternal |
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MCA |
Microfilm Corporation of America |
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MCC |
Microfilm Card Catalog |
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MCD |
Municipal Civil District |
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MD |
Doctor of Medicine; Middle Dutch |
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md. |
married |
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mem. |
member; membership; memorials; memoir |
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ment. |
mentioned |
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messrs. |
plural of mister |
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Mex. S.C. |
Mexican Survivors' Certificates |
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Mex. S.O. |
Mexcian Survivorr's Originals |
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Mex. W.C. |
Mexican Widows' Certificate |
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MG |
Minister of the Gospel |
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MGH |
Middle High German |
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mi. |
mile; miles |
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MIA |
Missing in Action |
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mil or milit. |
military |
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min. |
minister |
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m-in-l or ML |
mother-in-law |
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MLG |
Middle Low German |
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MLW |
Military Land Warrant |
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MM |
abbreviation for Monthly Meeting of Society of Friends (Quakers) |
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mo. |
mother; month |
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mors. |
death; corpse |
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mov. |
moved |
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MQ |
Mayflower Quarterly |
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Mr. |
Mister |
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Mrs. |
Mistress |
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ms. |
manuscript |
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mss. |
manuscripts |
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mtg. |
meeting; mortgage |
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mvd. |
moved |
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my/d |
my daughter |
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N. |
Negro; North |
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n. |
nephew; name |
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n.d. |
no date |
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N.E. |
New England; North Eeast |
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n.p. |
no place |
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N.W. |
North West |
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n.x.n. |
no christian name |
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NA |
National Archives in Washington, D.C.; Native American |
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na. |
naturalized |
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nam. |
named |
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NARA |
National Archives and Records Administration |
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NARS |
National Archives and Record Service |
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nat. |
[Latin] natus; birth; son; offspring |
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NEH |
National Endowment for the Humanities |
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NEHGR |
New England Historic Genealogical Register [publication of NEHGS] |
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NEHGS |
New England Historic Genealogical Society |
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neph. |
nephew |
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neph-i-l |
nephew-in-law |
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nfi |
no further information |
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nfk |
nothing further known |
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NGS |
National Genealogical Society |
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NHPRC |
National Historical Publications and Records Commission |
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Ni |
niece |
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nm. |
name |
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nmed. |
named |
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not. |
noted |
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NP |
Notary Public |
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nr. |
none recorded; not recorded; naturalized |
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NS |
New Style calendar; Nova Scotia |
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NSCDA |
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America |
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NSDAR |
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution |
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Nu |
nurse |
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NUCMC |
National Union Catalog of Manuscript Colletions |
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nunc. |
nuncupative |
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NW. Terr. |
North West Territory |
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NWC |
Navy Widow's Certificate |
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NYGBS |
New York Genealogical and Biographical Society |
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o. |
oath, officer |
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O.B. |
Order Book |
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o.c. |
only child |
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O.E. |
Old England; Old English |
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o.p. |
out of print |
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o.t.p. |
of this parish |
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ob. |
obiit |
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obit. |
obituary |
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offor offic. |
official |
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oft. |
often |
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OM |
Organized Militia |
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ord. |
ordained; ordinance; order; ordinary |
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org. |
organization |
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orig. |
origin; original |
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OS |
Old Style calendar |
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p. |
page; per; populus; parentage; parents; pence, patient |
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p.a. |
power of attorney |
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P.M. |
Post Meridiem; afternoon; Post Mortem; after death; Police magistrate |
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P.O. |
Post Office |
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p.r. |
parish record |
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Pa |
partner |
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pam. |
pamphlet |
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par. |
parish; parent; parents |
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pat. |
patent; patented; paternal |
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pchd. |
purchased |
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PE |
Presiding Elder |
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peo. |
people |
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perh. |
perhaps |
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petitn. or petn. |
petition |
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petr. |
petitioner |
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ph. |
parish, physician |
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PI |
Preliminary Inventories |
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pion. |
pioneer |
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PJP |
Probate Judge of the Peace |
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PLB |
Poor Law Board |
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plt. |
plantiff |
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POA |
Power of Attorney |
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POE |
Port of Entry |
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Por |
porter |
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pp. |
pages |
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PPA |
per power of Attorney |
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pr. |
proved; probated, prisoner |
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preced. |
preceding |
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PRO |
Public Record Office |
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pro. |
probate; proved |
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prob. |
probable; probably |
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prop. |
property |
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propr. |
proprietor(s) |
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provis. |
provision |
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pt. |
point; port; petition; pint |
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ptf. |
plaintiff |
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Pu |
pupil |
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pub. |
public; published; publisher; publication |
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pvt. |
private |
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pymt. |
payment |
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q. |
[Latin] quarto; oversize book |
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q.y. |
query |
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R. |
Range; Rabbi; River; Road |
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r. |
rector; rex; rejected; river; road |
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R.C. |
Roman Catholic |
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rat. |
rated |
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rcdr. |
recorder |
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rcpt. |
receipt |
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RD |
release of dower rights |
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re. |
regarding |
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rec. |
record |
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reg. |
register |
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Reg. Gen. |
Registrar General |
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rel. |
relative |
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reld. |
relieved |
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rel-i-l |
relative-in-law |
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ren. |
renunciation |
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rep. |
report; representative; reprint; reprinted |
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repl. |
replaced; replacement |
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repud. |
repudiated |
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res. |
research; residence; resides |
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respectiv. |
respectively |
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ret. |
retired |
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Rev. |
Reverend; Revolutionary War |
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Rev. War |
Revolutionary War |
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RG |
Registered Genealogist |
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rgstr. |
registrar |
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rinq. |
relinquished |
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RIP |
[Latin] requiescat in pace; rest in peace |
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Rom. |
Roman |
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RR |
railroad |
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s. |
son(s)/ soldier; survivor; spinster; successor; shilling |
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s. and h. |
son and heir |
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S.E. |
southeast |
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s.p. |
[Latin] sine prole; without offspring |
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s.p.l. |
[Latin] sine prole legitima; without legitimate offspring |
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s.p.m. |
[Latin] sine prole mascula; without male offspring |
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s/o |
son of |
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Sa |
sailor |
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Sal |
saleslady |
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SAR |
Sons of the American Revolution |
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SASE |
self-addressed stamped envelope |
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Sb |
stepbrother |
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scatt. |
scattering; scattered |
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Scl |
step child |
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SCV |
Sons of Confederate Veterans |
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s'd |
said [found in legal documents] |
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SDA |
Seventh Day Adventists |
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Se |
servant |
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sec. |
second; secretary; section; sector; security |
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serg. |
sergeant |
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serv. |
service; servant |
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sett. |
settlers; settler |
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sev. |
several |
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Sf |
stepfather |
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sh. |
share; ship |
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Si |
sister |
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sil or Sl |
son-in-law |
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sin. |
[Latin] sine; without |
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sis. |
sister |
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Sm |
stepmother |
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sn. |
[Latin] sine; without |
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SO |
Survivors' Originals |
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soc. |
society; societies |
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spell. |
spelling; spelled |
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spr. |
sponsor |
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sr. |
senior |
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srnms. |
surnames |
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Ss |
stepson |
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st. |
saint; street |
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sup. |
supply; superior |
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supt. or Su |
superintendant |
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surg. |
surgeon |
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SUV |
Sons of Union Veterans |
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sw. |
swear; sworn |
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syl. |
syllable |
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T. |
Township |
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t.p. |
title page |
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t.p.m. |
title page mutilated |
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t.p.w. |
title page wanting |
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tak. |
taken |
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Ten |
tenant |
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terr. |
territory |
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test. |
testament |
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tho. |
though |
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thot. |
thought |
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thro. |
through |
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TIB |
Temple (Records) Index Bureau |
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tn. |
town; township |
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top. |
topographical |
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Tp. |
Township |
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tr. |
troop; translated; translation |
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transcr. |
transcribed |
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transl. |
translation |
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treas. |
treasurer |
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TRIB |
Temple Records Index Bureau |
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TVA |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
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twn. |
town |
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twp. |
township |
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ty. |
territory |
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U |
uncle |
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U.K. |
United Kingdom |
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UDC |
United Daughters of the Confederacy |
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unasgd. |
unassigned |
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unc. |
uncle |
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unit. |
uniting; united |
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unk. |
unknown |
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unm. |
unmarried |
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unorg. |
unorganized |
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USCG |
United States Coast Guard |
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USCT |
United States Colored Troops |
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USMC |
United States Marine Corps |
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USN |
United States Navy |
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USWPA |
United States Works Progress Administration |
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v.a. |
[Latin] vixit annos; (s)he lived (a certain number) years |
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V.L. |
Vulgar Latin |
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v.r. |
vital records |
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v.s. |
vital statistics |
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var. |
various; variation; variant |
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VFW |
Veterans of Foreign Wars |
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Vi |
visitor |
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VIP |
Very Important Person |
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Vis. or Visc. |
Viscount; Viscountess |
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vit. |
vital |
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viz. |
[Latin] videlicet; namely |
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vols. |
volunteers; volumes |
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vs. |
versus |
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w. |
wife; will; west; widow |
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W.B. |
Will Book |
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W.D. |
War Department |
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w.d. |
will dated |
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W.O. |
Widow's Originals |
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W.O. |
Warrant Officer |
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w.p. |
will probated; will proved |
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W.S. |
Writer to the Signet |
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w/o |
wife of |
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Wa |
warden |
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wag. |
wagoner |
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Wai |
waitress |
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wd. |
widow; ward |
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wf/o |
wife of |
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wh. |
who; which |
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wit. |
witness |
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wk(s). |
week(s) |
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Wkm |
workman |
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wnt. |
wants |
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WPA |
Works Progress Administration |
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WRHS |
Western Reserve Historical Society |
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Wt |
waiter |
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wtn. |
witness |
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ww. |
widow |
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ww/o |
widow of |
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wwr. |
widower |
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X |
a mark made by a person instead of a signature; Christ; Christian |
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x ch. |
exchange |
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Xn. |
Christian |
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Xnty. |
Christianity |
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Xped. |
Christened |
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Xr. |
Christian |
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Xt. |
Christ |
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Xtian. |
Christian |
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Xty. |
Christianity |
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y. |
year |
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yd. |
graveyard |
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yr. |
year; younger; your |
