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**lorry53** · 31-01-09, 15:20

I'm pretty sure it is Godmother.

**It_Is_I_Leclerc** · 31-01-09, 15:24

There's the same question on the link it means god mother
RootsWeb: SHAMROCK-L RE: [SH] Latin terms Patrinus fuit and Matrina fuit
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**Christine in Herts** · 31-01-09, 21:29

The fuit bit just means "was", if I remember correctly?

Christine

**Olde Crone Holden** · 31-01-09, 22:07

As far as I know, there is no reason why a mother should not be godmother to her own child, although it is a bit unusual I suppose.

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**Mary from Italy** · 31-01-09, 22:11

Originally posted by Christine in Herts View Post

The fuit bit just means "was", if I remember correctly?

That's right.

**Uncle John** · 31-01-09, 22:12

My "O" Level Latin is far too rusty for these niceties.

**kittykat1898** · 31-01-09, 22:17

Thanks so much to all of you.

**Darksecretz** · 01-02-09, 09:46

thanks Cuz!!

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