Et Uxor

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(et-ux-or) Latin for “and wife.” often appears in its abbreviated form, et ux. in older deeds and documents, the phrase was used to indicate that a property was owned by a couple, consisting of a named man and his unidentified wife (for example, john smith et ux.). in the present day, both parties are usually identified by name.

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