Walt, the phrase translates merely as "the house numbered...", and should by followed by a number. As for the street name, remember that this is Portuguese, and the street name may be listed either first, or last, depending on the context.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Monday, April 27, 2015 at 7:27:24 PM UTC-4, akatex wrote: > > Can anyone help me with a phrase that I have not seen until looking at > some recent obitis in the same time frame. It gives the time and date and > then says: "na caza innomerade de" followed by either the name of the > street or the name of the Father of who died. I can't find "innomerade" in > any dictionary I have. Thanks in advance. > Walt Teixeira > Researching Graciosa, Azores >
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