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2002/03/02 15:31:44 KennettW Re: [OL]Re:Brengelmann |
Datum | 2002/03/02 17:09:26 Karin Jacob [OL]Löningen und Haselünne |
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2002/03/02 10:48:04 heikoahlers Re: [OL]Use of the word "genant." |
Betreff | 2002/03/02 22:59:09 W. Fred Rump Re: [OL]Use of the word "genant." |
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2002/03/25 12:30:07 Dieter Roeben Re: [OL]Band 110 und Band 108 Starke Verlag, Deutsches Geschlechterbuch |
Autor | 2002/03/03 18:11:52 FalkLiebe Re: [OL]Lunschen Ricklefs, Hartwarden |
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Date: 2002/03/02 15:53:11
From: FalkLiebe <FalkLiebe(a)...
Hello Mrs. 97, The "genannt" of Ernest Thode is the same as the "genant" in the St. Andreas records. I would translate it to "also known as" (aka), "called", "alias". It refers to name changes. Those might occur when a girl inherited a farm and her husband had to adapt to the farm name, a "normal" procedure in the region well into the 20th century. It is still possible to do so if a farm name would die out otherwise. You could also find it in Latin as "sive" or "condictus, condicta" or abbreviated "cdct." and the initial "c" mirrored to indicate that is is an abbreviation. That name change would occur as well when you inherited or bought a farm. I grew up in a small village where everyone had an everyday name and a "school" or "bureaucracy name". The everyday name was the farm name such as "Greten, Orns, Dietz, Loames, Sander, Hensel" etc. Sincerely yours Falk Liebezeit 08081952 Buffys97 schrieb: > Hello everyone. > > I have run across a notation in a record in the St. Andreas church > book that I have not seen before in any of the other records. It is > the use of the word "genant." > > Could I scan someone the record? > > It appears in the second marriage (in 1754) for the man whom I > believe to be my ancestor, Joes: Otto Darenkamp. The word "genant" > appears several times in this record -- but not in any of the other > records on the page so far as I can tell. It appears in connection > with the bride. > > I have not been able to find a baptism for a later ancestor (possibly > this man's son -- supposed to have been born in 1759) yet all of my > other family records are here. This record might tell me why I cannot > find the son. > > In the Thode book, "gennant" means "in reference to." I could not find > "genant" (with one "n") in the Thode book. > > Thanks, > > Buffy > > > > _______________________________________________ > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)... > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l