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This is an interesting birth record .(Milano) I need help in translating who is dead. I see quandum before the father, and grandfathers. I guess I am curious what the word posthuma means right after the child.
Thanks
Paul
By pjbottino at 2012-05-24
Im sorry, part of the record was cut off when posting on the forum. I am curious about the word "posthuma".
Here is a link I can't make work.
Sorry
Paul
It means the baby was born after father had died. "Postuma"="(born) after death"; "quondam" latin for "deceased"
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