ABBREVIATIONS                

     USED in the TEXT 

STATES

All states are abbreviated with the two-letter postal codes, i.e, Maryland = MD; Virginia = VA; Illinois = IL; Missouri = MO, etc.

COUNTRIES 

CAN.....CANADA                                       IRE......IRELAND
ENG.....ENGLAND                                     NOR....NORWAY
FRA.....FRANCE                                         PRU.....PRUSSIA, GER
GER.....GERMANY                                     SWE....SWEDEN
HOL.....HOLLAND                                     SCO....SCOTLAND
BAV.....BAVARIA, GER                             NSC....NOVIA SCOTIA
HES.....HESSE DARMSTADT, GER

ABBREVIATIONS IN THE TEXT

abt about dy   died young m*   month s/o   son of
b.   born EDU   Education m.*   married sil   sister-in-law
b   black EMG   emigrated m   malatto sis   sister
bef.   before enum/w    enumerated with mil   mother-in-law SR   data source
bil   brother-in-law fa   father mo   mother twp or tp   township
bro   brother fa/o   father of mo/o   mother of um.   unmarried
bro/o   brother of fem   female MIG    migrated unc.   uncle
BUR or bur. buried fil   father-in-law nat/o   native of w/   with
c   circa gndau   granddaughter /  of w/o   wife of
cem   cemetery gnfa   grandfather occ   occupation wd   widow
Co.   county gnmo   grandmother par   parents wd/o   widow of
d   day gr   great REL   religion/church wdr   widower
d.  died  gnson   grandson res   resides/resided wdr/o   widower of
d. inf.   died in infancy h/o   husband of ret.   returned y   year
d/o   daughter of Inf.   infantry retr.   retired

*m  =  (no period) month in context; example: the age of a child 1y 9m 3d
*m. = (with a period) married in context; example: m. 21 Apr 1873,

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