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From: Mona Andrée Rainville <>
Subject: Re: [Q-R] Help with impediment words
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 08:01:28 -0400
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Thank you for the Pilot link, Doreen,

Now I can play, too. ;-)

I read "super impedimento mixti connubei". Not too sure about thelast
word as it means nothing to me. But this is probably some strange way of
stating, as you suggests, a dispensation for the religious disparity of
the spouses.

A more common formulation of this type of dispensation is "super
impedimento disparitatis cultus".

Cheers,

Mona

Doreen O' wrote:
> The entry for the marriage in case someone would like to view, is at Notre-Dame-de-Montreal - 1867 - LDS PILOT Image 65 of 926 but the words in question are difficult to read.
>
> I suspect that the reference to "impediment" may refer to John Miller being Anglican and Bridget being Catholique. They appear in the 1881 Canada Census with 2 children in Ste-Mary's Ward, Montreal, Montreal, Quebec
>
> Cheers!
> Doreen
> ==========
>
>
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>> From:
>> Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:21:45 -0700
>> To:
>> Subject: [Q-R] Help with impediment words
>>
>> Looking at the marriage of John Miller and Bridget Burden [actually Barden] on May 29, 1867 in Montreal, Basilica of Notre Dame on image 459 of 824 in Ancestry and continuing on image 460. I'm good through the dispensation of the 3 Banns but hit a stumbling block on the "super impedimento". The image is difficult for my old eyes to read. I do have the balance of the record. Bridget is one of my Megantic Irishmen I am following.
>>
>> Can someone figure out what the super impediment is/was and let me know?
>>
>> As always, thank you in advance for any help.
>>
>> Mary Lindemann
>> Lacey, Wa
>>

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