mødt for Protocollen

English translation: Date when [the spouses] appeared for pre-registration; ... appeared in order to obtain a marriage license

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Danish term or phrase:mødt for Protocollen
English translation:Date when [the spouses] appeared for pre-registration; ... appeared in order to obtain a marriage license
Entered by: TechLawDC

16:28 Feb 27, 2021
Danish to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - History
Danish term or phrase: mødt for Protocollen
In a 1783 marriage record, there is a column for "Datum, naar mødt for Protocollen." I am unsure of the meaning. The next column is for the date of marriage. I know the couple involved was married by royal license, as it says in the last column for remarks: "I Følge Kongebrev m.m. af 5te Junii." Any ideas? By the way, there is no date written in the column for "Datum, naar mødt for Protocollen."
Timoshka
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Date when [the spouses] appeared for pre-registration.
Explanation:

Alternative: Date when [the spouses] appeared to obtain a marriage license.
Discussion: Typically, a marriage has two steps. The first is to obtain a license. At this time, the prospective spouses declare that they do not have any venereal disease, are not already married, etc. Then, when the marriage is celebrated, the officiating person prepares a Marriage Certificate, which is then also filed with the government, and copies of it are supplied to the spouses.
The omission of the described date is unusual but probably not disqualifying.
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3 +1Date when [the spouses] appeared for pre-registration.
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Datum, naar mødt for Protocollen
Date when [the spouses] appeared for pre-registration.


Explanation:

Alternative: Date when [the spouses] appeared to obtain a marriage license.
Discussion: Typically, a marriage has two steps. The first is to obtain a license. At this time, the prospective spouses declare that they do not have any venereal disease, are not already married, etc. Then, when the marriage is celebrated, the officiating person prepares a Marriage Certificate, which is then also filed with the government, and copies of it are supplied to the spouses.
The omission of the described date is unusual but probably not disqualifying.


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attended for the - taking of the - Record


Explanation:
mødt of course cognate with Old English, Isle of Man and Dublin castle Viking .

Example sentence(s):
  • Thingmote was a raised mound, 40 foot high and 240 foot in circumference, where the Norsemen assembled and made their laws. It stood on the south of the river, adjacent to Dublin Castle, until 1685.
  • The Anglo-Saxon folkmoot or folkmote (Old English – "folk meeting", modern Norwegian; folkemøte) was analogous,

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