Help with some latin words

[bottino]

In this photo of a birth record
http://img101.imageshack.us/i/img2276a.jpg/
I am trying to decipher a couple of words from the Gros record.
First his name, second his father's name. Finally there is a word, just before the grandfather's name. It appears in every record and I am curious what it means.
Thanks
Paul

[maestra36]

cannot see the entire image-I see Laurentis, at the beginning. Laurentis is Lorenzo, I believe.

[bottino]

Yes, I think you are right, I am curious as to his father's name also, and the fifth word on the line, just before the grandfather's name. I am curious what it means. It is in every record. I left most of the record off to look just at the words of interest. I am just having problems with this handwriting. but also the meaning of that one word.
Thank you
Paul

[liviomoreno]

My 2 €cents...

Laurentius filius Simonis xxx q(uon)dam Thomas

Lorenzo son of Simone son of the deceased Tommaso

[bottino]

Thank you so much. Now I remember that notation for q(uon)dam, "who is dead" . Thanks for the very helpful lesson.
Paul