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You can learn so much from the registers!
The entries can contain
- your ancestor’s name and profession, rank or status,
- the father’s name and profession, rank or status,
- the mother’s name,
- names of witnesses and godparents and their professions or ranks
- name of the clergy
Our guide will help you based on the endings to tell apart
- the acting person and the object
- the subject of a passive construction and the actor
- the newborn and the parents
You can look up the endings and see an English example for that case’s usage at once.
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