I am aware of inst./instant = this month and ult = last month, but what does it mean if a register says 'born on the 12th Curt.'?
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04-10-2005 6:00 PM #1Super Moderator
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04-10-2005 6:16 PM #2Reputation beyond repute
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Same meaning as inst., ie the current month.
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05-10-2005 12:20 AM #3Super Moderator
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Thanks. Thought it must be but hadn't come across that one before.
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07-01-2006 3:23 PM #4flyerGuest
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When reading a census what does Do Do,Do and S mean after a name .(always confused)
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07-01-2006 3:29 PM #5Valued member of Brit-Gen.
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Hi there,
Do = Ditto ie, the same, meaning the same as the line above. Dittos are quite often carried down the page for several lines.
S = single ie, not married
Hope this helps
Brenda
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11-01-2006 12:57 PM #6flyerGuest
Now I know
Thanks Brenda, Supprising simple after being told,I was begining to go quite bald from scratching my head.
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22-09-2007 1:00 PM #7Starting to feel at home.
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I have on a Census "Army Medical Corp. R.R."
What does the R.R. stand for?
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28-09-2007 7:18 AM #8Starting to feel at home.
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what army? nation? this could stand for a number of things; also what branch of the armed forces? royal reserve; comes to mind but there are others
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i think i'm learning to find my way around.in one of the posts i asked about it has written "edward anny 2 At nurse b bishops frome" in another it has " harriet anny 4 at nurse b bishops frome" my query is what is "at nurse" i have my own logical thinking on this but i don't want to sound too stupid if its the wrong assumption so i thought i would ask you experts then i could feel better if i have the right assumption.
thanks for the help.
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25-10-2007 5:48 PM #10Beloved Friend R.I.P.
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Nursing child? But 4 seems a little old!
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