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abavus great great grandfather adnepos son of the great grandson or great grandaughter adneptis daughter of the great grandson or great grandaughter amita paternal aunt ascendens ascendancy, ascendants ascendentes ancestors ava, avia grandmother avia materna grandmother on the maternal side avunculus uncle on the paternal side avus grandfather avus paternus grandfather on the paternal side avi,avorum grandparents castellanus Lord comes Count , Earl coniunx married person, spouse conjugatus married, or husband conjugata wife conjux husband or spouse connubium marriage curator trustee or guardian descendens descendants dies day dies dies mortis day of death dux Duke ecclesia Church elutus baptized et and, both et alii et al. and others ex from familia family foemina woman filia fratris brothers daughter filiaster
son-in-law or illegitimate filiola young daughter filius
filium son filiolus young son foemina woman frater brother fraternus nephew f ratria sister-in-law fratris filia niece gener son-in-law genimus twin gens family germanus first cousin glos sister-in-law humatus buried infans infant juvenis young man jevir brother-in-law ligatus joined, married legitimus legitimate magna great marita fem. wife maritus masc husband mater mother materera magna great aunt on the maternal side materera major great great aunt on the maternal side materfamilias female head of the household matrima godmother matrimonio iuncti married matrimonium marriage matrix mother, grandmother matrona matron, lady, spouse miles Knight mors death mortus dead natus
born nepos ex fratre brothers son, nephew neptis granddaughter or niece noblis noble, nobility nomen name nomine, nom. by name noverca second wife of the father nupta fem. spouse nurus daughter-in-law, wife of the son obit died obit
sine prole o.s.p died without offspring obitus death orbus orphan parens parent parentes parents parochia parish partus childbirth parva little pastor loci p.l. local Pastor pater father patrina godmother patrinus godfather patrini godparents patruus paternal uncle post humus born after the death of the father. posteri grandchildren posteritas posterity prevignus son of the first marriage primigenes first born princeps Prince progenitus first born proavus great-grandfather proavia great-grandmother progener husband of the grandaughter progenitus first born pronepos great grandson proneptis great grandaughter puella child girl puellus child boy pueri children puerpera a newly delivered mother puerperium childbirth relicta widow senex old man sine sacramentis without the sacraments socvusus mother-in-law socor father-in-law socrus mother-in-law socvusus mother-in-law soror sister sororis filia sisters
daughter spurius illegitimate spurus illegitimate child susceptor godparent suseptrix godmother testes witnesses uxor ux, vx wife vevir brother-in-law vidua widow viduus widower
virgo an unmarried girl
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