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 | cadaver <br>caelebs <br>caelum <br>caementarius <br>calcearius <br>calciator <br>caledonia <br>caligator <br>cambria <br>cameranius <br>capella <br>capellanus <br>capitis <br>capt et jurat <br>caput <br>carbonarius <br>carecarius <br>carnarius <br>carpentarius <br>carta <br>casale <br>casatus <br>cataster <br>catholicus <br>caupo (cauponis) <br>causa <br>[ex causa] <br>celator <br>celebraverunt <br>census <br>centenarius <br>centesimus <br>centum <br>cerdo (cerdonis) <br>chartarius <br>chirotherarus <br>chirurgus <br>chramarius <br>cimeterium <br>cingarus <br>circa <br>circiter <br>civis <br>clausit <br>[diem clausit extremem] <br>claustrarius <br>clausum <br>clericus <br>clostrarius <br>coelebs <br>coemeterium <br>cognationis <br>cognomen <br>collis <br>colonus <br>colorator <br>comes <br>comitas <br>comitatus <br>comitissa <br>commater <br>commorantes <br>comparatio <br>comparuit <br>compater <br>compos <br>concepta est <br>concessit <br>conditione, sub <br>conjugatus <br>conjuges <br>conjugum <br>conjuncti sunt <br>conjux <br>consanguinitatis <br>consobrina <br>consobrinus <br>consors (consortis) <br>contra <br>contracti <br>contraxerunt <br>convulsionis <br>cooperta <br>copulationis <br>copulati sunt <br>copulatus <br>copulavit <br>coquus <br>coram <br>coriarius <br>corpus (corporis) <br>cotarius <br>cras <br>creatura dei <br>cuius <br>cuiusdam <br>cultellarius <br>cum <br>cuprifaber <br>cur <br>curia <br>currarius <br>custos (custodis)
-| dead body, cadaver <br>bachelor, single man <br>heaven, sky <br>stonemason <br>shoemaker <br>shoemaker <br>Scotland <br>shoemaker <br>Wales <br>chamberlain, valet, groom <br>chapel <br>chaplain <br>head, chief <br>taken and sworn <br>head, chief <br>collier, coal miner <br>carter <br>butcher <br>carpenter <br>deed, charter, map <br>estate, village <br>cottager <br>land, property record <br>Catholic <br>innkeeper <br>cause, sake, because of <br>[on account of, for the sake of] <br>turner <br>they celebrated, were married <br>census <br>a person one hundred years of age <br>hundredth <br>hundred <br>handworker <br>paper miller <br>glover <br>surgeon <br>merchant <br>cemetery <br>gypsy <br>about, around, round about <br>about, approximately <br>citizen <br>he/she finished, closed <br>[(died) he/she finished the last day] <br>locksmith <br>closed, finished <br>clergyman <br>locksmith <br>bachelor, single man <br>cemetery <br>blood relationship <br>name, family name, surname <br>hill <br>colonist, settler, resident, farmer, peasant <br>dyer <br>count <br>county <br>county <br>countess <br>godmother <br>living, residing <br>presence, appearance <br>he/she appeared, was present <br>godfather <br>in possession of <br>she was pregnant <br>consented <br>conditionally <br>married <br>married couple <br>of/from the married couple <br>they were joined (in marriage) <br>spouse <br>of blood relationship (such as cousins) <br>female cousin (usually on the mother's side) <br>male cousin (usually on the mother's side) <br>wife <br>against, opposite <br>contracted, drawn together <br>they contracted (marriage) <br>of convulsions <br>married (of a woman) <br>of marriage <br>they were married, joined <br>married, joined <br>he married (performed wedding) <br>cook <br>in the presence of <br>tanner, leather worker <br>body <br>cottager <br>tomorrow <br>foundling (creature of God) <br>whose <br>of a certain <br>cutler <br>with <br>coppersmith <br>why <br>court <br>carriage builder <br>custodian, guard
+| dead body, cadaver <br>bachelor, single man <br>heaven, sky <br>stonemason <br>shoemaker <br>shoemaker <br>Scotland <br>shoemaker <br>Wales <br>chamberlain, valet, groom <br>chapel <br>chaplain <br>head, chief <br>taken and sworn <br>head, chief <br>collier, coal miner <br>carter <br>butcher <br>carpenter <br>deed, charter, map <br>estate, village <br>cottager <br>land, property record <br>Catholic <br>innkeeper <br>cause, sake, because of <br>[on account of, for the sake of] <br>turner <br>they celebrated, were married <br>census <br>a person one hundred years of age <br>hundredth <br>hundred <br>handworker <br>paper miller <br>glover <br>surgeon <br>merchant <br>cemetery <br>gypsy <br>about, around, round about <br>about, approximately <br>citizen <br>he/she finished, closed <br>[(died) he/she finished the last day] <br>locksmith <br>closed, finished <br>clergyman <br>locksmith <br>bachelor, single man <br>cemetery <br>blood relationship <br>name, family name, surname <br>hill <br>colonist, settler, resident, farmer <br>dyer <br>count <br>county <br>county <br>countess <br>godmother <br>living, residing <br>presence, appearance <br>he/she appeared, was present <br>godfather <br>in possession of <br>she was pregnant <br>consented <br>conditionally <br>married <br>married couple <br>of/from the married couple <br>they were joined (in marriage) <br>spouse <br>of blood relationship (such as cousins) <br>female cousin (usually on the mother's side) <br>male cousin (usually on the mother's side) <br>wife <br>against, opposite <br>contracted, drawn together <br>they contracted (marriage) <br>of convulsions <br>married (of a woman) <br>of marriage <br>they were married, joined <br>married, joined <br>he married (performed wedding) <br>cook <br>in the presence of <br>tanner, leather worker <br>body <br>cottager <br>tomorrow <br>foundling (creature of God) <br>whose <br>of a certain <br>cutler <br>with <br>coppersmith <br>why <br>court <br>carriage builder <br>custodian, guard
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