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|    Kate Spencer to Jenny M Benson    |
|    Re: Unusual Baptism entry    |
|    13 Oct 21 17:10:35    |
      From: katymay771@gmail.com              On 10/10/2021 23:03, Jenny M Benson wrote:       > I've just come across what seems to me a rather odd entry in a Baptism       > Register.       >       > Mary Ann Smith was privately baptized in the parish of Broad Blunsdon,       > Wiltshire on 23 November 1840. Under the usual details of parents       > etc. is written "Admitted Febry 26th 1841" which is not unusual,       > except that underneath the word "Admitted" is the word "dead".       >       > Has anyone seen this before?              According to what I can find online       A child was privately baptized if he/she was too weak to be baptized at       Sunday service. Perhaps a few weeks later the child had thrived and       could then be taken to the Sunday service and was fully admitted into       the Church.              Regards              Kate       Sydney, Australia              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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