bapt.

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English

Adjective

bapt. (not comparable)

(genealogy) Abbreviation of baptised.
- 1882, John Yarker, Genealogy of the Surname Yarker, A. M. Petty, page 19:
  Jonathan Yarker. Bapt. March 19, 1684. Buried Jan. 1685.
- 1900, George Austin Morrison, De Camp Genealogy: Laurent De Camp of New Utrecht, N.Y., 1664, and His Descendants, Good Press, unnumbered page:
  Hendrik bapt. about 1682, probably at Flatbush.
- 1976, Donald Lines Jacobus, editor, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, volume 1, Genealogical Publishing Company, page 964:
  Children [by first wife], two bapt. Greenfield, others Fairfield:
  Molly, b. 16 Aug., bapt. 6 Sept. 1761

Usage notes

Less common than b. (“born”) and d. (“died”), bapt. is used almost exclusively within genealogy.

Synonyms

bp.
bpt.

Related terms

chr. (“christening”)

See also

bur. (“buried”)
m. (“married”)

References

“Glossary of Genealogical Terms”, in Ancestry.com‎, n.d.

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