From: G6JPG@255soft.uk   
      
   On Wed, 23 Mar 2022 at 15:39:47, Geoff  wrote   
   (my responses usually FOLLOW):   
   >I apologise if I'm pushing my luck but just one more transcription if   
   >anyone can help!   
   >I'm guessing son Robert & daughter Anna are twins and I can make out   
   >the date as being 19th November but apart from the name, Andrew   
   >Hastings, what is the bit in the middle?   
   >   
   >Many thanks.   
   >   
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   >   
   I see   
      
   Baptizatus fuit vigissimo primo die Octobris Anno praedic?   
   Robertus filius | Anno cum semi?e natus | Baptizantu deci?   
                    | Andrei Haffensit      | nono Novembris   
   Anna filia infans bidua   
      
   which I think _might_ be   
      
   Baptized was twenty first day of October year previous?   
   Robert son | year with ? born    | to be baptized ten (or Decem?)   
               | of Andrew Haffensit | ninth of November   
   Ann(e) daughter infant (twin?)   
      
   Some words I can't make out, some go off the edge of your image.   
      
   I think it's _possible_ that son Robert and daughter Ann(e) may have   
   been _baptised_ the same day, but Robert was older than infant Ann(e). I   
   don't know the word - if it is - bidua; could well mean twin.)   
      
   I'll be interested what others make of it! (But if you post similar ones   
   in future, probably better if you can include more - not just of the   
   record you're interested in, but so we can see other usages and   
   handwriting on the page.)   
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