Please does anyone know what 'relict' means in this context ??? Is it widow of?
BLEWETT - At St. Ives, March 2, Mary, relict of Mr. John Blewett, aged 73.
this is in a newspaper from 1800s. many thanks[smile]
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[oops] should add this was an obituary
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According to
http://www.genealogytoday.com/genealogy ... ssary.html
it's
Relict
widow, sometimes a widower
I find the google define option useful for these sorts of problems
Just type in the google search
define: then the word you want to look up
eg
define:relict
http://www.genealogytoday.com/genealogy ... ssary.html
it's
Relict
widow, sometimes a widower
I find the google define option useful for these sorts of problems
Just type in the google search
define: then the word you want to look up
eg
define:relict
newspaper announcements
[rolleyes]thanks Jane, I should have thought of doing that myself