Translation Request: Schwäbisch-Hall Death Record
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Joseph Horlacher, ist anno 1598 d 27. Marty vor 77 Jahren von Andraß Horlachern ehelich erzeigt u. geboren, u. zur Taufe befördert worden. War nachgehends Xrist gebührend erzogen, u. zu allem gutem sorgfältig angehalten. Begab sich im 12. Jahr seines alters in die fremdbe Dienste in 2. Orten 19. Jahr lang. Verehelichte sich nachmals mit Agatha Hambertin, lebte mit ihr Ehlich 40. Jahr lang zu Eltershofen, erzeuget mit ihr 8. Kinder, 6 Söhn u. 2. töchter, welche alle Gott ergeben. Ist wegen seines hohen alters u. zunehmend baufälligkeit von E.E. Rath mit seiner Haußfrauen, auf unterthäniges anhalten in das armen Hauß angenommen. Nahm sein Xristenthumb mit fleißiger anhörung göttl. wort, u. würdigem gebrauch des H. Abendmahl wohl im acht, und war mit seinen nechsten friedlich. Erkrankt das letzte mahl an einem heftigen husten, wor zu große Hitz u. endlich die gicht geschlagen, davon er auch freytag morgens zwischen 3. u. 4. uhr den 26. Marty unter dem gebeth seinen geist selig aufgegeben. Sepult sonntag, den 28. Marty
Translation:
Joseph Horlacher, was legitimately begotten and born to Andraß [Andreas] Horlacher on 27 March 1598, 77 years ago, and was brought to baptism. He was properly brought up as a Christian and carefully encouraged to do all good. In the 12th year of his age, he entered into service in 2 distant places for 19 years. Afterwards he married Agatha Hambert(in), lived with her in Eltershofen for 40 years, had 8 children with her, 6 sons and 2 daughters, all devoted to God. Because of his advanced age and increasing infirmity, he was taken into the poor house by the E.E. Council, together with his wife, at his humble request. He took good care of his Christian faith with diligent listening to the Divine Word and worthy use of Holy Communion, and was at peace with his neighbours. He was last afflicted with a violent cough and a high fever, which finally seized him with convulsions, from which he also gave up his spirit in a blessed manner on Friday morning between 3 and 4 o'clock on the 26th of March. He was buried on Sunday 28th March.
Eltershofen in Meyers Gazetteer: https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/10433004
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Here's the transcription of the record, as best as I can make out the original -
Joseph Horlacher, ist Anno 1598, den 27. Martÿ vor 77 Jahren von Andreaß
Horlacher ehelich erzeugt u. gebohren, u. zur H[eiligen] Tauffe befördert worden.
War nachgehends Xristgebührend erzog[en], u. zu allem Gutem sorgfältig
angehalten. Begab sich im 12. Jahr seines Alters in die Frembde
diente in 2 Orthen 19. Jahr lang. Verehelicht sich nachmals mit
Agatha Hambertin, lebte mit ihr ehelich 40 Jahr lang zu Eltershoffen.
erzeugt mit ihr 8. Kind, 6. Söhn u. 2 Töchter, welche alle Gott ergeben.
Ist wegen seines hohen Alters u. zunehmend Baufälligkeit von E. E. [Rath?]
mit seiner Haußfrauen, auf Unterthäniges anhalten in das arme Hauß
angenommen. Nahm sein Xristenthumb mit fleißiger Anhörung göttl.
Wort u. würdigem Gebrauch des H[eiligen] Abendmahl wohl in Acht, und war
mit seinem Nechsten friedlich. Erkrankt das letzte mahl an einem
hefftigen Husten, worzu große Hitz, u. endlich das Gicht geschlag, da=
von er auch Freÿtag morgens zwischen 3 u. 4 Uhr den 26. Martÿ un=
ter dem Gebeth seinen Geist seelig aufgegeben.Sepult [symbol means Sunday] 28. Martÿ
And the translation, as best as I can do with the old language -
Joseph Horlacher, born on the 27th of March in the year 1598, was the legitimate son of Andreaß Horlacher, and presented for Holy Baptism. Thereafter he was raised in the Christian faith, and was carefully instructed in all good things. In the 12th year of his age, he went to a foreign land and served for 19 years in two different places. Later, he married Agatha Hambertin, and they lived together in a Christian marriage for 40 years at Eltershoffen. Together, they had 8 children: 6 sons and 2 daughters, who are all devoted to God. Because of his old age and increasing frailty, he and his wife were taken in to the poor house by the E. E. [Council?]. He diligently attended to his Christian duties, listening attentively to God's Word and making proper use of the Holy Communion and was peaceful with his neighbors. Fell ill for the last time with a severe cough, with a high fever, and finally struck by gout, from which he passed away on Friday morning, March 26, between 3 and 4 o'clock, peacefully giving up his spirit while [others prayed].
Note - with regard to the 8 children, I don't think they were still alive at the time of Joseph's death. In the previous entry, it says that the woman had 1 son and 3 daughters, of which 1 daughter still lives. There is no such statement here. Also, the fact that they went to the poor house instead of being taken in by children also makes me think they didn't survive. Hopefully the records from this time still exist so you can verify this.
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