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One more option for legal terms Earlier this week, reader Patricia Victor was puzzling out the meaning of the legal Latin term levari facias. She’d already tried an online version early edition of Black’s Law Dictionary1 — The Legal...On beyond Black’s
Sometimes you need another dictionary The Legal Genealogist loves it when a reader question offers up a gold-studded opportunity for learning . And reader Patricia Victor did just that with her question on the legal Latin term levari facias. She said she looked the...2019 alphabet soup: P is for…
Hint: It’s not a bird… It’s institute time! The Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research, now under the aegis of the Georgia Genealogical Society, is in its second day at the University of Georgia, and The Legal Genealogist is up to her...Into the ring
The language of the law. Part Latin, part Anglo-Saxon, all confusing. It’s mid-way through the GRIP week, and The Legal Genealogist is exhilarated… and tired. I’m a student this week, at least mostly, back in the classroom at the Genealogical...2019 alphabet soup: O is for…
The language of the law. Part Latin, part Greek, part law French, even part Anglo-Saxon. And all confusing. It’s institute season. This week was the Midwest African-American Genealogy Institute (MAAGI) at the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana....Those deranged New Yorkers
The language of the law. Part Latin, part Anglo-Saxon, all confusing. The Legal Genealogist is often simply unable to resist a challenge. Like the one tossed out last Thursday, after I wrote about brevet commissions in the military.1 “Here’s a challenge for...A matter of rank
The brevet rank in military law Reader GR Gordon is struggling to understand the use of “Brevet” military ranks by several men from a maternal grandfather’s home town in upstate New York, who were members of the Company H, 5th New York Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, in...2019 alphabet soup: N is for…
The language of the law. Part Latin, part Greek, part law French, even part Anglo-Saxon. And all confusing. The Legal Genealogist has been off gallivanting in England, and isn’t quite sure today what time zone it is, what day it is, or even what continent this...2019 alphabet soup: M is for…
The language of the law. Part Latin, part Anglo-Saxon, all confusing. So The Legal Genealogist is off across the pond this week, looking forward greatly to The Genealogy Show which gets underway Friday at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England....Subscribe by Email
