Where is, or was Eade?

[LizzieW]

Gosh - I understood your Latin and I thought I only remembered Amo, Amas, Amat.   

[dobfarm]

ab uno disce omnes

[LizzieW]

ab uno disce omnes

Haven't a clue, Google translate gives "one learn all" as the meaning.  Please tell us what it really means.

[dobfarm]

from one learn all (i.e., from one sample we judge the rest) > = ditto

Actually, de eade vill of the same mother parish Almondbury church village (Sometimes put as just 'vill' ) where the mother church is located seem most likely; - as other entries de -denote the sub chapelries of Almondbury mother parish (Not where the actual mother Almondbury church is located)- ie;- de-Honley -    de Newsome etc

In short;- De eade (De eadem) same place as the mother parish church village is located

[LizzieW]

Thank you.  So if the mother parish church was Almondbury and the family came from there it just states de eade.  That makes sense as my ancestors lived in Almondbury until they decided to move up the road 2.5 miles or so to Lockwood.

[dobfarm]

Some parish's don't put anything for the mother church village abode entries and only put chapelry location for abodes outside of the mother church village, in the mother parish register. Some of the town/city mother parish registers have separate lists, one for the mother church town/city and others lists for each chapelry in the mother parish.

So your last post is your best assumption to be correct, but hard to confirm that far back.

Hope it helps

Dobby 

Ps- Almondbury village church was then, the mother church of the large area mother Almondbury parish

[LizzieW]

I'm going to ask a mod to call this completed now.  Thanks to all.