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===== baptista  =====

*Hungarian word for "Baptist."

===== Baptiste  =====

*French word for "Baptist."

===== baptisé  =====

*French word for "baptized."

===== baptisé sous condition  =====

*French word for "conditionally baptized."

===== baptizar  =====

*Portuguese word for "to baptize."

===== baptizatorum, liber  =====

*Latin word for "register of baptisms."

===== baptizatus est  =====

*Latin word for "he was baptized, has been baptized."

===== baptizavi  =====

*Latin word for "I baptized, have baptized."

===== baptême d'urgence  =====

*French word for "emergency baptism."

===== Baptêmes  =====

*The French word for baptisms.

===== bar  =====

*Danish, Norwegian and Swedish word for "carried."

===== bar barnet  =====

*Danish, Norwegian and Swedish word for "carried or held the child (at baptism font)."

===== bara  =====

*Swedish word for "only."

===== barbiere  =====

*Italian word for "barber."

===== barca, fabbricatore di  =====

*Italian word for "boat maker."

===== barcaiolo  =====

*Italian word for "boatman."

===== barco, Portuguese  =====

*Portuguese word for "boat."

===== barco, Spanish  =====

*Spanish word for "ship."

===== bare  =====

*Norwegian word for "only."

===== barilaio  =====

*Italian word for "cooper, barrel maker."

===== barista  =====

*Italian word for "bartender."

===== barkahósti  =====

*Icelandic word for "croup."

===== barn  =====

*Icelandic word for "child."

===== barn  =====

*Danish and Norwegian word for "child."

===== barn, Swedish  =====

*Swedish word for "child(ren)."

===== barna  =====

*Icelandic word for "make pregnant."

===== barna, Hungarian  =====

*Hungarian word for "brown."

===== barna, Norwegian  =====

*Norwegian word for "children."

===== barnbarn  =====

*Swedish word for "grandchild(ren)."

===== barnbok  =====

*Swedish word for "preconfirmation roll (in Finland)."

===== barndom  =====

*Danish and Norwegian word for "childhood."

===== barnebarn  =====

*Danish and Norwegian word for "grandchild."

===== barnedåb, Danish  =====

*Danish word for "child's baptism."

===== barnedåp, Norwegian  =====

*Norwegian word for "child baptism."

===== barnefader  =====

*Danish word for "child's father."

===== barnefar  =====

*Norwegian word for "child's father."

===== barnlaus  =====

*Icelandic word for "childless."

===== barnlös  =====

*Swedish word for "childless."

===== barnløs  =====

*Danish and Norwegian word for "childless."

===== barnmorska  =====

*Swedish word for "midwife."

===== Barnocino  =====

*A term used in Catholic Church registers to describe a person from Spanish-speaking Latin America whose ancestry is a mix of Indian, African, and Caucasian. Racial classifications were often based on physical appearance or social status; therefore, they were not always accurate.

===== barnsbörd, barnsäng  =====

*Swedish word for "childbirth."

===== barnsæng  =====

*Icelandic word for "childbed."

===== baro  =====

*Latin word for "baron."

===== Baron  =====

*German word for "baron."

===== barone  =====

*Italian word for "baron."

===== barrio  =====

*Spanish word for "city ward."

===== barsel  =====

*Danish and Norwegian word for "birth."

===== barselfeber  =====

*Norwegian word for "childbed fever."

===== barselseng  =====

*Danish and Norwegian word for "birthing bed."

===== E. E. Barton Collection of Northern Kentucky Families (Barton collection)  =====

*A collection of biographies, guardian bonds, appraisements, marriages, and church records for the residents of Kentucky in Pendleton County and neighboring counties.

===== barát  =====

*Hungarian word for "friend."

===== barão  =====

*Portuguese word for "baron."

===== Barón  =====

*The Spanish word for baron, a title of nobility ranking below a viscount (vizconde) and above a lord (señor).

     Swedish word for "burial."

===== Beneficiary, insurance  =====

*An individual who receives property or money from a deceased individual’s estate.

===== Benjamin Lake Noyes Collection  =====

*A collection of genealogies and correspondence concerning many Maine families, especially those who settled at Deer Isle in Hancock County.

===== Between the Miami Rivers Survey  =====

*A land survey that the United States government conducted between the Great and Little Miami Rivers in Ohio. The survey used the same nonstandard method used in the Symmes Purchase.

===== Bible Records, Family History Library Catalog™  =====

*A subject heading used in the Family History Library Catalog to categorize Bible records (birth, marriage, and death information written in family Bibles).  

*Bible records, general: Birth, marriage, and death information written in family Bibles, usually on pages set aside for such a purpose.<br>

===== Bibliography, Family History Library Catalog™  =====

*A list of books, periodicals, or other resources that were used to prepare a book or article; also a separate list of books, periodicals, or other resources related to a particular topic.

===== Bibliothèque Généalogique, France  =====

*A library in Paris, France, that has a collection of 300,000 volumes and 2,400 periodicals. It has a good genealogical collection.

===== Bienes de difuntos  =====

*A Spanish term for inheritance records and inventories of personal estates. Also used in the Philippines.<br>

===== Bill of sale  =====

*A written document that transfers personal property from one individual to another. It proves that a sale occurred.

===== Biografica  =====

*A biographical collection of notes, newspaper clippings, and obituaries of Swedish army officers and others.

===== Biographical dictionary  =====

*A brief account of an individual’s life.

===== Biography and Genealogy Master Index  =====

*A record type used in the Locality and Research Methodologies sections of the PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) to identify articles that contain biographical information about a person or group of people.

===== Birke, Denmark  =====

*An official government document stating an individual’s birth date, birthplace, and parentage.

===== Birth record  =====

*An index of the 1881 British Census that is organized alphabetically by surname then by individuals' parish of birth. The Birthplace Index can help you identify possible brothers, sisters, and cousins who were born in the same parish but who may have moved to a different part of Great Britain.

===== Bishop's court, Church of England  =====