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| [[Image:Charles, Lord Bruce (1682–1747), attributed to Godfrey Kneller and Joshua Reynolds.jpg|thumb|left|350x250px]]__NOTOC__ {{Genealogical terms}}
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| ===== E-mail ===== | | ===== Email ===== |
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| *A computer service allowing an individual using one computer to send a message or document via a modem or network to another individual on a different computer. | | *A computer service allowing an individual using one computer to send a message or document via a modem or network to another individual on a different computer. |
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| ===== Early Church Information File, Latter-day Saint ===== | | ===== Early Church Information File, Latter-day Saint ===== |
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| *An alphabetical index to over 1,000 sources of information about early Latter-day Saints (Mormons) and non-Mormons who lived in areas populated by the Latter-day Saints. Most of the sources cover 1830 to the mid-1900s. The Early Church Information File is one of the first sources an individual should check to find information about an individual living in areas heavily populated by Latter-day Saints. | | |- |
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| | *A digitized alphabetical card index to over 1,000 sources of information about early Latter-day Saints (Mormons) and non-Latter-day Saints who lived in areas populated by the Latter-day Saints. Most of the sources cover 1830 to the mid-1900s. The {{RecordSearch|2078505|Early Church Information File (ECIF)|access=browse}} is one of the first sources an individual should check to find information about an individual living in areas heavily populated by Latter-day Saints. |
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| ===== Earmark ===== | | ===== Earmark ===== |
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| *The process of leaving one country or place to live in another. | | *The process of leaving one country or place to live in another. |
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| ===== Emigration and Immigration, Family History Library Catalog™ ===== | | ===== Emigration and Immigration, FamilySearch Catalog™ ===== |
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| *A subject heading used in the Family History Library Catalog to categorize records of people moving into or out of a country. | | *A subject heading used in the FamilySearch Catalog to categorize records of people moving into or out of a country. |
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| ===== Emigration record ===== | | ===== Emigration record ===== |
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| *A reference tool, usually in book or compact disc form, that provides general information about all branches of knowledge or specific information about a particular topic. Articles in encyclopedias are generally arranged alphabetically. | | *A reference tool, usually in book or compact disc form, that provides general information about all branches of knowledge or specific information about a particular topic. Articles in encyclopedias are generally arranged alphabetically. |
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| ===== Encyclopedias and Dictionaries, Family History Library Catalog ===== | | ===== Encyclopedias and Dictionaries, FamilySearch Catalog ===== |
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| *A subject heading used in the Family History Library Catalog to categorize encyclopedias and dictionaries. | | *A subject heading used in the FamilySearch Catalog to categorize encyclopedias and dictionaries. |
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| ===== Endowment date, Latter-day Saint ===== | | ===== Endowment date, Latter-day Saint ===== |
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| *An officer in the British navy working to become a commissioned officer. | | *An officer in the British navy working to become a commissioned officer. |
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| ===== Executor or Executrix<br> ===== | | ===== Executor or Executrix<br> ===== |
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| *An individual who is named in a will as the individual responsible to see that all terms of the will are met.The term ''executor ''was a man; an ''executrix'' was a woman.<br> | | *An individual who is named in a will as the individual responsible to see that all terms of the will are met.The term ''executor ''was a man; an ''executrix'' was a woman.<br> |
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| ===== Extra-parochial parish or Extra-parochial place, England ===== | | ===== Extra-parochial parish or Extra-parochial place, England ===== |
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| *An area outside the jurisdiction of any ecclesiastical parish; land exempt from church rates. In 1894, all extra-parochial areas were made into parishes or incorporated into existing ones. There was no church building, and no christening, marriages, or burials were performed in an extra-parochial place. For such records, search surrounding parishes.<br> | | *An area outside the jurisdiction of any ecclesiastical parish; land exempt from church rates. In 1894, all extra-parochial areas were made into parishes or incorporated into existing ones. There was no church building, and no christening, marriages, or burials were performed in an extra-parochial place. For such records, search surrounding parishes.<br> |
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| ===== Extracts of birth, marriage, and death records, Swedish ===== | | ===== Extracts of birth, marriage, and death records, Swedish ===== |