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incola

Incola is Latin for inhabitant or resident, used to say where a person lived, as in incola in Neudorf.

Incola means an inhabitant or resident of a place. It follows a name to show where a person lived, which may differ from the parish where the event was recorded.

Place names after incola are often in Latin or another language, so look them up in a gazetteer for the region.

As seen in a recordDescription in a Latin marriage entry
Martinus Weber, incola in Neudorf
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Daily Ancestor. "incola." Dictionary of Old Record Words. https://dailyancestor.com/dictionary/latin/incola. Last checked 2026-10-01.

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