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GEN-DE Help reading two marriage records, 1584 and 1589 in Remminsgheim, Württemburg
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D.L. MacLaughlan-Dumes
Dec 17, 2011, 9:30:19 PM12/17/11
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Hello everyone. Thanks in advance for any help with the following two records:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1589marriage.jpg
This is a marriage for Martin KientzIe and Maria Hartkorn, daughter of Hans. I can read almost everything, but in the second line of the record there are three words following "zu" that I can't make out. Also, the town where Maria came from looks like Wefenhaus or Wesenhaus but I can't locate a village with either name on a map of the region. There's a Wolfenhausen nearby, could it be that town?
Martin Kientzle was previously married in 1584 to Anna Trüblerin, daughter of Hans Trübler. The first part of that record is here:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1584marriage1.jpg
It's very dark so I lightened it in Photoshop:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1584marriage1light.jpg
I can read that Martin Kientzle was the son of Martin Kientzle and on the third line I read " ___________ from Nellingsheim", a village near Remmingheim. Can someone supply the missing word?
In the second part of the record:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1584marriage2.jpg
I think the bride's home town is Tolfingen. I can't find this on a map either. There's an Otelfingen in modern-day Switzerland but that seems too distant. Any ideas?
Best regards,
Debra MacLaughlan-Dumes
http://sakionline.net/familypage
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1589marriage.jpg
This is a marriage for Martin KientzIe and Maria Hartkorn, daughter of Hans. I can read almost everything, but in the second line of the record there are three words following "zu" that I can't make out. Also, the town where Maria came from looks like Wefenhaus or Wesenhaus but I can't locate a village with either name on a map of the region. There's a Wolfenhausen nearby, could it be that town?
Martin Kientzle was previously married in 1584 to Anna Trüblerin, daughter of Hans Trübler. The first part of that record is here:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1584marriage1.jpg
It's very dark so I lightened it in Photoshop:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1584marriage1light.jpg
I can read that Martin Kientzle was the son of Martin Kientzle and on the third line I read " ___________ from Nellingsheim", a village near Remmingheim. Can someone supply the missing word?
In the second part of the record:
http://sakionline.net/uploads/1584marriage2.jpg
I think the bride's home town is Tolfingen. I can't find this on a map either. There's an Otelfingen in modern-day Switzerland but that seems too distant. Any ideas?
Best regards,
Debra MacLaughlan-Dumes
http://sakionline.net/familypage
Erika Lanz
Dec 18, 2011, 6:14:55 AM12/18/11
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Hi Debra,
I can read most of it. Send me a mail so I can answer you directly. It's
too long over the list.
Regards Erika
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too long over the list.
Regards Erika
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