"Oh, and have your baptism date ready, too!"

It is treacherous to judge their relative performances: You're better off trying to calculate the winning chances of playing your grandmother's baptism date seven times a week in alternate months.

James Chilton married about 1586 (date based on his first child's baptism date).

And since it had been discovered that April 17 marked Newland's baptism date rather than his actual birth date, the procession was moved to June.

Individuals who had been baptized in the 1930s and 1940s by female Witnesses, such as in concentration camps, were later re-baptized but recognized their original baptism dates.

Some of his siblings included (in order of baptism date) Elizabeth, Abigail, Mehitable, Susanna, and Nathan.

Early Scottish and English record keeping relied on the church where more commonly the baptism date and not birth date was recorded.

Her baptism date would have made her age nineteen then and with the Tilleys on the Mayflower in 1620 she would have been about one year old.

Once converts "receive peace from God," this is announced to the church and a baptism date is set.

Parish records prove the Who's Who of Victorian Cinema contains a mistake showing his baptism date instead of his birthdate.