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DebbieRose
DebbieRose ✭
January 23, 2021 edited January 24, 2021 in Social Groups
Birth record question

The 1762 birth for Dorthe Larsdatter seems to indicate in the far right column that the baby died. However, I not only do not see another birth record for the Dorthe Larsdatter, born about 1761, but I also do not see a death/burial record for this child. Am I reading the record correctly?

Sneum , Ribe, Denmark p. 10 (https://www.sa.dk/ao-soegesider/en/billedviser?epid=17126544#169472,28458748). Thank you!Dorthe birth

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  • Torhild
    Torhild ✭
    January 24, 2021

    @DebbieRose DebbieRose​ You are correct in that it does say dead (død) in the far-right column. This does not necessarily mean that she died shortly after birth/christening, it could simply have been that particular priest's way of marking that one of his parishioners passed away (in addition to a burial record), so Dorte might have died many years later. Each priest had their own way of recording the info, and I have seen this done in a few other records.

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  • DebbieRose
    DebbieRose ✭
    January 24, 2021

    That's the answer I was hoping for. 😀 Thank you!

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