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===== Burg  =====

*German word for "castle, fortress."

===== burgelijke administralie  =====

*Dutch word for "civil administration."

===== burgemeester  =====

*Afrikaans and Dutch word for "mayor."

===== burgensis  =====

*Latin word for "citizen, burgess."

===== burger  =====

*Afrikaans and Dutch word for "citizen."

===== burgerboek  =====

*Dutch word for "citizenship book."

===== burgerlijke ambtenaar  =====

*Dutch word for "civil registrar."

===== burgerlijke stand  =====

*Dutch word for "civil registration, civil administration."

===== burgerschap  =====

*Dutch word for "citizenship."

===== burgerskap  =====

*Afrikaans word for "citizenship."

===== Burgess  =====

===== Burial date  =====

*The date when a body was interred. This date may be the same day as the death date or a few days later.

===== Burial place  =====

*A spot where a body is buried. This spot may be next to a church, in a public or private cemetery, or on private property.

===== burmistrz  =====

*Polish word for "mayor."

===== burraio  =====

*Italian word for "dairyman."

===== burtfluttir  =====

*Icelandic word for "move out."

===== Business  =====

*A business is usually a commercial venture by private individuals or groups for the purpose of financial gain.

===== Business pension  =====

*Money given to an individual (or the individual¿s spouse or dependents) who has retired from an organization. Starting in the late 1800s, large businesses gave pensions to employees when they retired. Pension records often give name, age, and length of service. They may give the date and place of birth and death, name of the spouse, and names and ages of the children.

===== buskap  =====

*Norwegian word for "livestock, crew."

===== buurman  =====

*Afrikaans and Dutch word for "neighbor."

===== buurt  =====

*Afrikaans word for "neighborhood."

===== buurtschap  =====

*Dutch word for "neighborhood."

*An individual purchasing something, such as a piece of land.

*A German term for citizenship books. In Germany, these books were used to record the names of people who had received the rights to citizenship. Also called Bürgerlisten.

*A German term for a citizenship book. In Germany, these books were used to record the names of people who had received the rights to citizenship. Also called Bürgerbücher. <br>

===== by, Danish  =====

*Danish word for "town, city, village."

===== by, Norwegian  =====

*Norwegian word for "town, city."

===== by, Swedish  =====

*Swedish word for "village."

===== byc  =====

*Polish word for "to be."

===== bydlící  =====

*Czech word for "residing."

===== bygd, Norwegian  =====

*Norwegian word for "small country community, village."

===== bygd, Swedish  =====

*Swedish word for "countryside, region, area."

===== bygdebok  =====

*Norwegian word for "rural chronicles."

===== bygningssnedker  =====

*Danish word for "joiner, carpenter."

===== bygsel  =====

*Norwegian word for "lease."

===== byl  =====

*Czech word for "was."

===== byl (byli)  =====

*Polish word for "was (were)."

===== byla  =====

*Czech word for "was."

===== byld  =====

*Danish word for "abscess."

===== byli  =====

*Czech word for "were."

===== byll  =====

*Norwegian word for "abscess."

===== byllepest  =====

*Norwegian word for "plague (bubonic)."

===== bylo  =====

*Czech word for "was."

===== byly  =====

*Czech word for "were."

===== byna  =====

*Afrikaans word for "almost, nearly."

===== bynaam  =====

*Afrikaans word for "nickname."

===== byvrou  =====

*Afrikaans word for "concubine."

===== bába, Czech  =====

*Czech word for "grandmother."

===== bába, Hungarian  =====

*Hungarian word for "midwife."

===== bányamíves  =====

*Hungarian word for "miner."

===== bányász  =====

*Hungarian word for "miner."

===== báró  =====

*Hungarian word for "baron."

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