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Off Topic/Non-philatelic Disc. : Latin translation please

 

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sheepshanks
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23 Feb 2019
05:13:25pm
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My latin does not go much better than Amo, amas amat ( and I probably got that wrong)
I think it says
Thomas Ranger and Anne Clarke married (nupti)..?..17th day of April
before Johannis Piper ???? ???? (priests name?)
Could anyone give me a better translation please.
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simothecat

23 Feb 2019
07:14:15pm
re: Latin translation please

Hi,

My latin is also a bit rusty, but I think the last line is "uxor Johannis Piper seni sepultas" possibly "wife of the late Johanis Piper"? (sepultum means to bury)

Also, I think "decimo tertio" means "thirteenth".

Jan

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sheepshanks
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23 Feb 2019
07:28:26pm
re: Latin translation please

Jan, thanks for the translation. I think now that the last line probably relates to a different family not connected with Thomas Ranger.
Was not sure on the date, again thanks.
Vic

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24 Feb 2019
11:26:39am

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re: Latin translation please

"Gloria Deus et pass the amo" is the fraise I remember

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sheepshanks

23 Feb 2019
05:13:25pm

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My latin does not go much better than Amo, amas amat ( and I probably got that wrong)
I think it says
Thomas Ranger and Anne Clarke married (nupti)..?..17th day of April
before Johannis Piper ???? ???? (priests name?)
Could anyone give me a better translation please.

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simothecat

23 Feb 2019
07:14:15pm

re: Latin translation please

Hi,

My latin is also a bit rusty, but I think the last line is "uxor Johannis Piper seni sepultas" possibly "wife of the late Johanis Piper"? (sepultum means to bury)

Also, I think "decimo tertio" means "thirteenth".

Jan

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sheepshanks

23 Feb 2019
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re: Latin translation please

Jan, thanks for the translation. I think now that the last line probably relates to a different family not connected with Thomas Ranger.
Was not sure on the date, again thanks.
Vic

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24 Feb 2019
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re: Latin translation please

"Gloria Deus et pass the amo" is the fraise I remember

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"Save the USPS, buy stamps; save the hobby, use commemoratives"

juicyheads.com/link. ...
        

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