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| + | '''Ultimo''' the preceeding month | ||
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| + | '''Unk.''' (abbreviation) unknown. | ||
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| + | '''Unprobated will''' will never submitted for probate. | ||
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| + | '''Unsolemn will''' will in which an executor is not named. | ||
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| + | '''Uxor''' wife, spouse, consort. Phrase '''[in] uxorem duxit''' means [he] took to wife, i.e. married. | ||
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Ultimo the preceeding month
Unk. (abbreviation) unknown.
Unprobated will will never submitted for probate.
Unsolemn will will in which an executor is not named.
Uxor wife, spouse, consort. Phrase [in] uxorem duxit means [he] took to wife, i.e. married.
