Reading church records. Question about some terms

[Joyce]

Have found family of ancestors--father, mother &
6 children on page with Bruks at top.  Four of
the children have following after their names in
parentheses: (a dôpt) (i che dôpt) (i che dôpt)
and (dôpt with a date).  The last one was a child
I did not know about, and there is a date for that
child in column Död.  Can any knowledgable person
tell me what this all means, please?  Most of the
handwriting is excellent, but not on these entries
and I may be misreading it.

[Jöran Johansson]

döpt means christened/baptized
a döpt is probably odöpt - unchristened
icke döpt means not christened
död is dead
 
You can easily produce the letter ö by pressing the button Alt while you write 148 at the little keyboard to the right. Try also 134, 143, 132, 142 and 153 and you can write all the Swedish alphabet properly.