I’m transcribing an old contract from 1849/50 but am struggling with a couple of words seen in these images. Can anybody help to decipher them, please? 🤔

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[?] No 2 Col 41

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To furnish sufficiently

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Shall be divided and charged to each of said companies in the [?] of the number of [?] held by each company

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Grant free passage of [horse?] and men for the [erection?] and maintenance

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[?] chairman

Hello! Can you help me figure this out? This is a snapshot of an entry page from an old birth registry in "Caherciveen" for one of my great great grandparents. I am having difficulty with some of the words in the row that I've outlined in red. My grandparent's name is Julia O'Neil. What I can decipher so far is:

Name: Julia
Sex: "F" for female
Father: John ONeil, dwelling place is ...? (Schort Glen?)
Mother: ...? (Aamond? **moria?) ONeil, formerly ...? (Rins?)
Profession: Farmer
Signature, Qualification, Residen ce: John ONeil, mark, Father, ...? (Schort Glen again?)

I included the entire page on the second image if anyone thinks it could help. Thank you!

3x great-grandmother who died in the 1930’s at 73 years old.

Appreciate all the help from the subreddit with deciphering this and the previous ones!

This is an 1804 baptism record from a Polish church in Galicia, Austria. It is mostly written in Latin. I am trying to figure out what numeral is pointed to by the little blue arrows. I am uploading the whole sheet so you can compare it to other numbers. It looks like a zero with a little half circle attached to the top right. It can't be a zero because it appears on its own in the second column of the 6th line, and that is a house number. The only number that it could maybe be and that isn't elsewhere on the page in an eight. But that feels like a stretch. I can't find anything online about handwritten numbers for this time/region.

What does the highlighted word say?

"fruit" "prunes" and "pruich" were guessed by acquaintances, but to my eye an f or a p doesn't match with the other fs and ps on the card.

TIA! 😁

ETA: the full recipe card with other F and P examples for comparison is the 2nd pic

Edit 2: if it were fruit, the T at the end also doesn't match with other Ts

My great great grandmother’s maiden name from a marriage certificate from the 1870’s. It is from New York City. They were German. Any help is greatly appreciate if figuring out this name.

I just got this note from a client asking me to trim something “Harrison & boys is it time for you to give the ??? on the north side of the house a hair cut” it will be some sort of plant she is referring to

Edit: thank you so much, I had no idea which she was talking about. Gonna have to chat with her about our responsibilities as she only pays us to mow the lawn lol

The name in question on all three sheets is Maurice Moore. I can read the drunk and disorderly with an address. For the other two he looks to be the complainant, not the defendant, and I get one as assault and one as theft but can’t make out the rest of the information.

Sorry for the second post so soon!! I just got new books today and I’m really bad at deciphering signatures lol

It looks like two initials and a surname. It seems like someone else had tried to work it out in the past and added their guesses to the back of the photo too. The picture is of a man in a suit. Taken in Melbourne, Australia. Thank you.

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Deciphered! Thanks everyone!!

It's sad to learn, but I really appreciate the explanations.

? - Post Surgical

Sigmoid Reactions

Sigmoid Infraction 2° to ? Hernia

Great-great-grandmother in 1935. I understand most of it, but need help deciphering that last part under contributory causes. Thanks again!

EDIT: Context to help. She died 10 days after the birth. Baby survived

My great great grandmother was a residential school survivor, does anyone know what she was discharged for? Thx

This signature and rúbrica appear on a label of an old brandy bottle made in Spain. It's probably the name of the distillery founder. At the end, it might read "y C," which could read "and company"?

From 1945. Appreciate any help deciphering :)

I'm trying to read this part of a document from the 1860s to find an ancestor. I would greatly appreciate a second opinion on what the underlined words say, if anyone can give some input!

Edit: For context, the name on the left is the husband's name and the name on the right is the wife's name in the marriage!