yn not

Joseph, it just struck me. I think perhaps your "yn not" is the priest's abbreviation of "ignoto," unknown, or no conocido, in the spelling and intonation of the time.

Gloria Delgado

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Thanks Gloria both you and Thelma Zavala sent me this same message about
"ignoto". . .probably this is correct.

thanks everyone for this great help with this.

joseph

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Joseph Puentes
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Gloria wrote:
> Attn: Joseph Puentes
>
> Joseph, it just struck me. I think perhaps your "yn not" is the priest's abbreviation of "ignoto," unknown, or no conocido, in the spelling and intonation of the time.
>
> Gloria Delgado
>
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