Thank you for the ideas. On Friday, February 3, 2017 at 12:59:24 PM UTC-8, Kim White wrote: > > Hi folks, > > I am looking at the enumeration for my great grandparents and am wondering > what a particular notation signifies on the enumeration form. I have noted > that persons who gave Azores as their country of nativity have an "OC" > handwritten over "Azores" and "OL" handwritten over "Portuguese." I am > wondering if any of you have determined if this notation was made at the > time of indexing, or transcription, and what it represents? > > I have noted "Hamburg" was overwritten with "Ger," "Ost Freisland" was > overwritten with "Holland," and "Fyal" was overwritten with "Ptg" and a > number of other notations, as well. > > It is reasonable to suggest that "Ptg" overwritten on "Fyal" indicates > Portugal, but "OC" comes across to me as either "Old Country" or "Other > Country." > > Thank you, > Kim >
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