Hans Brandt marriage 1732
basically
4. Hans Brandt marries with Miss Wiebke Karstens ___________ on 17 July 1732
could she be "from Lütjenholm"?
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It looks closer to "Lindtholm" (Lindholm) to me.
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I agree with @JohnsonGreg .
Forgive me if you've heard this before, but I'll share a method that may be helpful in the future. If you know one place-name for sure - I assume you know the name of the parish this record is from, for example? Or even looking at the image, a larger and more clearly printed word on line 9 stands out to me: Lüngerau. Use that KNOWN place-name as a starting-block to find the UNKNOWN place-name.
Step 1) Write down your best-guess for the unknown place-name, underlining the parts you're most confident in. In this case, I'd say you were probably confident it began with an L and ended with "olm", correct?
Step 2) Look up the known place-name on Meyersgaz.org. Here's a link to Lüngerau on that website:
Step 3) Familiarize yourself with the area by reading through other place-names on the "Ecclesiastical" tab and/or moving around the historical map viewable on the "Map" tab.
Most often by following these steps, I come across a place-name that catches my attention = a good candidate for the unknown place-name.
Give it a try - you'll find that there was/is a Lindholm 15 miles from Lüngerau, but no Lütjenholm in the area that I could see.
Happy researching!
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Thanks for your help! I too looked on Meyers, just didn't look far enough north :) Lütjenholm is inbetween. The record was located in Bredstedt. Does it say she was from Lindholm? or were they married in Lindholm?
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Yes, it says she was from Lindholm. The marriage would have occurred in the parish (or village if this is a civil record) where this document was recorded.
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