We are looking at some census records, and at the end of each name is either a C. or just a C
Someone has said that they stand for, "Segno degli ammessi alla comunione" and
"Segno degli ammessi alla comunione?"
What are the translations of these two phrases, and what do they mean in the catholic religion.
Thanks
Paul
Help with translation
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Correction, what I was calling a C. is actually a Cr.
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Could you please post the record?
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Can someone help with this record above. What do the Cr and C mean, and particularly What religious significance do they have.
Thanks
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I have posted your image to another forum: http://www.tuttogenealogia.it/index.php ... 2155#72155
Hopefully someone will be able to answer
Hopefully someone will be able to answer
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Apparently C indicates that the person had his 1st Communion and Cr that the person was Confirmed (Cresimato)
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Thanks Livo. Do you know at what age the first communion might occur.
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Nowadays 10-12 but I'm not sure if this was true in the late 1700s