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===== capostipite  =====
===== capostipite  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "family founder, earliest ancestor."<br>  
*Italian word for "family founder, earliest ancestor."<br>  


===== cappellaio  =====
===== cappellaio  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "hatter."<br>  
*Italian word for "hatter."<br>  


===== capt et jurat  =====
===== capt et jurat  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "taken and sworn."<br>  
*Latin word for "taken and sworn."<br>  


===== Captain  =====
===== Captain  =====
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===== Captain  =====
===== Captain  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; An army, marine, or air force officer who commands a military company; also a naval officer who commands a warship.<br>  
*An army, marine, or air force officer who commands a military company; also a naval officer who commands a warship.<br>  


===== caput  =====
===== caput  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "head, chief."<br>  
*Latin word for "head, chief."<br>  


===== cara  =====
===== cara  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese and Spanish word for "face."<br>  
*Portuguese and Spanish word for "face."<br>  


===== carabiniere  =====
===== carabiniere  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "policeman."<br>  
*Italian word for "policeman."<br>  


===== carbonaio  =====
===== carbonaio  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "coal dealer."<br>  
*Italian word for "coal dealer."<br>  


===== carbonarius  =====
===== carbonarius  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "collier, coal miner."<br>  
**Latin word for "collier, coal miner."<br>  


===== Card index  =====
===== Card index  =====
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===== carecarius  =====
===== carecarius  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "carter."<br>  
*Latin word for "carter."<br>  


===== Carey Act of 1894  =====
===== Carey Act of 1894  =====
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===== Cariboo Gold Rush  =====
===== Cariboo Gold Rush  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; A gold mining boom in the Cariboo Mountains of south central British Columbia that lasted from 1860 to 1863.<br>  
*A gold mining boom in the Cariboo Mountains of south central British Columbia that lasted from 1860 to 1863.<br>  


===== carnarius  =====
===== carnarius  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "butcher."<br>  
*Latin word for "butcher."<br>  


===== carnicero  =====
===== carnicero  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "butcher."<br>  
*Spanish word for "butcher."<br>  


===== carpentarius  =====
===== carpentarius  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "carpenter."<br>  
*Latin word for "carpenter."<br>  


===== Carpenter  =====
===== Carpenter  =====
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===== carpinteiro  =====
===== carpinteiro  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "carpenter."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "carpenter."<br>  


===== carpintero  =====
===== carpintero  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "carpenter."<br>  
*Spanish word for "carpenter."<br>  


===== carraio  =====
===== carraio  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "wheelwright."<br>  
*Italian word for "wheelwright."<br>  


===== carretera  =====
===== carretera  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "road."<br>  
*Spanish word for "road."<br>  


===== carta  =====
===== carta  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "deed, charter, map."<br>  
*Latin word for "deed, charter, map."<br>  


===== Cartas de dote  =====
===== Cartas de dote  =====
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===== carte, French  =====
===== carte, French  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; French word for "map."<br>  
*French word for "map."<br>  


===== carte, Italian  =====
===== carte, Italian  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "maps, charts."<br>  
*Italian word for "maps, charts."<br>  


===== cartório  =====
===== cartório  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "archive."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "archive."<br>  


===== casa  =====
===== casa  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian, Portuguese and Spanish word for "house."<br>  
*Italian, Portuguese and Spanish word for "house."<br>  


===== casado (a)  =====
===== casado (a)  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese and Spanish word for "married."<br>  
*Portuguese and Spanish word for "married."<br>  


===== casado con (c.c.)  =====
===== casado con (c.c.)  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "married to."<br>  
*Spanish word for "married to."<br>  


===== casale  =====
===== casale  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "estate, village."<br>  
*Latin word for "estate, village."<br>  


===== casamento  =====
===== casamento  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "marriage."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "marriage."<br>  


===== Casamentos  =====
===== Casamentos  =====
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===== casar, casarse  =====
===== casar, casarse  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "to marry."<br>  
*Spanish word for "to marry."<br>  


===== casar-se  =====
===== casar-se  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "to marry."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "to marry."<br>  


===== casaro  =====
===== casaro  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "dairy farmer."<br>  
*Italian word for "dairy farmer."<br>  


===== casatus  =====
===== casatus  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "cottager."<br>  
*Latin word for "cottager."<br>  


===== Case file number  =====
===== Case file number  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; An identification number assigned to a case file.<br>  
*An identification number assigned to a case file.<br>  


===== Case file, court records  =====
===== Case file, court records  =====
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===== cassa  =====
===== cassa  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "chest, cash, cashier."<br>  
*Italian word for "chest, cash, cashier."<br>  


===== cassetta  =====
===== cassetta  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "chest."<br>  
*Italian word for "chest."<br>  


===== casta  =====
===== casta  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "caste, racial lineage."<br>  
*Spanish word for "caste, racial lineage."<br>  


===== castaldo  =====
===== castaldo  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "land agent."<br>  
*Italian word for "land agent."<br>  


===== castello  =====
===== castello  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "castle."<br>  
*Italian word for "castle."<br>  


===== castelo  =====
===== castelo  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "castle."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "castle."<br>  


===== castillo  =====
===== castillo  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "castle."<br>  
*Spanish word for "castle."<br>  


===== Castizo, Puerto Rico  =====
===== Castizo, Puerto Rico  =====
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===== cataster  =====
===== cataster  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "land, property record."<br>  
*Latin word for "land, property record."<br>  


===== catasto  =====
===== catasto  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "land register."<br>  
*Italian word for "land register."<br>  


===== catastro  =====
===== catastro  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "land census."<br>  
*Spanish word for "land census."<br>  


===== catedral  =====
===== catedral  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese and Spanish word for "cathedral."<br>
*Portuguese and Spanish word for "cathedral."<br>


===== Catholic diocese, Ireland  =====
===== Catholic diocese, Ireland  =====


An ecclesiastical division headed by a bishop, made up of many parishes within the Bishop's jurisdiction, which parishes may be in more than one county. Both the Church of Ireland and the Catholic Church had dioceses, but neither the name of the diocese nor its boundaries are the same between the two churches.
*An ecclesiastical division headed by a bishop, made up of many parishes within the Bishop's jurisdiction, which parishes may be in more than one county. Both the Church of Ireland and the Catholic Church had dioceses, but neither the name of the diocese nor its boundaries are the same between the two churches.


===== Catholic mission  =====
===== Catholic mission  =====
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===== catholicus  =====
===== catholicus  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "Catholic."<br>  
*Latin word for "Catholic."<br>  


===== catholique romaine  =====
===== catholique romaine  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; French word for "Roman Catholic."<br>  
*French word for "Roman Catholic."<br>  


===== catorce  =====
===== catorce  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "fourteen."<br>  
*Spanish word for "fourteen."<br>  


===== catorze  =====
===== catorze  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "fourteen."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "fourteen."<br>  


===== cattolico, -a  =====
===== cattolico, -a  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "Roman Catholic."<br>  
*Italian word for "Roman Catholic."<br>  


===== católico (a)  =====
===== católico (a)  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese and Spanish word for "Catholic."<br>  
*Portuguese and Spanish word for "Catholic."<br>  


===== caupo (cauponis)  =====
===== caupo (cauponis)  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "innkeeper."<br>  
*Latin word for "innkeeper."<br>  


===== causa  =====
===== causa  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Latin word for "cause, sake, because of." Ex causa means "on account of, for the sake of."<br>  
*Latin word for "cause, sake, because of." Ex causa means "on account of, for the sake of."<br>  


===== cavalheiro  =====
===== cavalheiro  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "gentleman, knight, nobleman."<br>  
*Portuguese word for "gentleman, knight, nobleman."<br>  


===== cavaliere  =====
===== cavaliere  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "knight."<br>
*Italian word for "knight."<br>  
 
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===== Caveat  =====
===== Caveat  =====
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===== <br> cazador  =====
===== <br> cazador  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "hunter."<br>
*Spanish word for "hunter."<br>


===== caçador  =====
===== caçador  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "hunter."<br>
*Portuguese word for "hunter."<br>


===== caña de azúcar  =====
===== caña de azúcar  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Spanish word for "sugar cane."<br>
*Spanish word for "sugar cane."<br>


===== CC  =====
===== CC  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Roman numeral for "two-hundred."<br>
*Roman numeral for "two-hundred."<br>


===== CCC  =====
===== CCC  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Roman numeral for "three-hundred."<br>
*Roman numeral for "three-hundred."<br>


===== CD  =====
===== CD  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Roman numeral for "four-hundred."<br>
*Roman numeral for "four-hundred."<br>


===== ce  =====
===== ce  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Italian word for "us."<br>
*Italian word for "us."<br>


===== ce, c'  =====
===== ce, c'  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; French word for "it."<br>
*French word for "it."<br>


===== ce, cet, cette  =====
===== ce, cet, cette  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; French word for "this, that."<br>
*French word for "this, that."<br>


===== cech  =====
===== cech  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Czech word for "guild."<br>
*Czech word for "guild."<br>


===== Ceded  =====
===== Ceded  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Transfer, give up control. When Spain ceded Florida to the United States, it gave up control of the area.<br>
*Transfer, give up control. When Spain ceded Florida to the United States, it gave up control of the area.<br>


===== cedo  =====
===== cedo  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; Portuguese word for "early."<br>
*Portuguese word for "early."<br>


===== Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF)  =====
===== Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF)  =====


&nbsp;&nbsp; The Canadian army that served in World War I.<br>
*The Canadian army that served in World War I.<br>


===== ceglarz  =====
===== ceglarz  =====
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