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myMy question is about English 17th century burial records. at

At the end of the affidavit information is a date and month like >19Mar>. is

Is this the date of death or the signing of the affidavit? or or could it be the date of burial or even the recording in the parish records?

my question is about English 17th century burial records. at the end of the affidavit information is a date and month like >19Mar>. is this the date of death or the signing of the affidavit? or could it be the date of burial or even the recording in the parish records?

My question is about English 17th century burial records.

At the end of the affidavit information is a date and month like >19Mar>.

Is this the date of death or the signing of the affidavit or could it be the date of burial or even the recording in the parish records?

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Affidavits in English burial records

my question is about English 17th century burial records. at the end of the affidavit information is a date and month like >19Mar>. is this the date of death or the signing of the affidavit? or could it be the date of burial or even the recording in the parish records?