DavidLJoh wrote: > > There are instances where there is an abreviation n. which at the end of my > Bygdebok says > > n. neutrum > > What does neutrum mean? > In a couple of instances that I am looking at now the n. preceeds a year. like " n. 1638" ? This probably means "nemnd 1638", mentioned (in the source) in 1638. > > Also, I am confused when I read 2 1/2 hud 1/2 hud or 1 1/2 kvernhus. How can > you have 1/2 hud or 1 1/2 grinding mill? "1/2 hud" is the value of half a hide You can have a half grinding mill if you own it together with someone else. > > Dave Ivar S. Ertesvåg