Need help with Danish church record

Question

Hi!  Please see Danish State Archives, Church Books, Holbaek Amt, Nordby Sogn, Samsø, Enesteministerialbog 1701 - 1800, image 135 of 361, year 1722, burial records, 7th entry, https://www.sa.dk/ao-soegesider/da/billedviser?epid=17125372#166991,28039479 

For ancestor Anders Printz, only known info so far: born in mid-1600s living in Samsø married to Maren Hansdatter.  I believe this is the burial record for Anders Printz.  I am just getting started, brand new to viewing these records, need help with this record please.

1722 Dom: Judica - Please confirm if date is March 22?  (Judica/moveable feast date) 

Name - After the surname Printz are the letters ns (or es).  Would this be part of the surname, a separate word, or indicates something?

Subsequent word/name - I'm not sure of the word after his name, is it Børn (children)?   And are these meant to be the survivors of Anders Printz, Børn and wife Maren Hansdatter?

I appreciate any and all help.  Thank you so much

 

 

 

Answer 1

It is difficult to read his name, but I think it says:

"Dom Judica begravet Anders Prinzes Kone Maren Hansdatter Æt 78"

Translation: Judica Sunday burried Anders Prinz' wife Maren Hansdatter aged 78

Judica Sunday is 5th Sunday in the shrovetide (I am not sure of this translation of the Danish "faste", it is also 2 Sundays before Easter). In 1722 it was Sunday 22 March

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Thank you so very much!!!  One quick follow-up question if I may - as I view other records, would an 'es' at the end of a name typically be the possessive of a name?

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Usually es or s at the end will be the possessive of a name