Re: Feast days

It seems to me I heard somewhere that sherman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>On Mar 2, 6:30 am, Traugott Vitz <traugott.v...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> sher...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> > I have a birth record from the KB that the date is 1724 Dom:
>> > Renumis.   Any one have a good idea when this is?  I know it is a
>> > feast day, but,  it is not listed anywhere I have found.    Thanks

>> Dom: is short for "Dominica", sunday.
>> But there is no sunday called "Renumis". Sunday names starting with "R"
>> are Reminiscere and Rogate. I suggest you check again the handwritten
>> entry to decide whether "Renumis" is a misreading.

>here is a link to the complete image.  I really can only see Renumis
>as the date description.  Hope that you can see something else.

>http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj137/willy_cents/sebastianFreirachdorf1724clipped.jpg

I can easily make that "Reminis" [easily as in seeing a resemblance, not
as finding it clearly written]; I'd vote for an abbreviated
"Reminiscere."
-- 
Don Kirkman