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Help translating baptismal record from Bern, Ins, Switzerland

Gail Bresnan
Gail Bresnan ✭
August 21, 2022 bearbeitet August 21, 2022 in Social Groups

This is the Baptism record of the Reformed Church FHC Reel 4758081 pg 524/568 for Henrietta Düscher or Discher. I was sent this and told it was Henrietta's baptism record. I honestly can't make out anything but the date. I do not have an image with better resolution. Thank you for any help you can provide.

Birth Henriette Duscher 11 Dec 1842.jpg


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  • WSeelentag
    WSeelentag ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 21, 2022 bearbeitet August 21, 2022

    The complete page may be viewed on www.query.sta.be.ch/Dateien/19/D95196.pdf (pdf page 98) - unfortunately another example of the occasionally poor image quality of these images. So this doesn't help a lot … but on pdf page 96 (first entry on right page) we have a Daniel - confirming they way the D is written here. So here we have:

    1842 Decemb. 11 [date of baptism]

    geboren den 1.ten Christm[onat] eine ehel[iche] Henriette Duscher [spelling today: Düscher].

    Parents: Rudolf Duscher, Wilhelms sel[igen] Sohn von Ins and

    Elisabeth Graser, Mathÿsen sel[igen] Dochter von Ins.

    Wittnesses: Jakob Anker, Abrahams Sohn

    Margaretha Geißler [spelling today: Geissler], Peters sel[igen] des Kirchmaÿers Dochter

    Rosina S…[?], Peters Dochter, alle von Ins.

    Henriette Duscher/Düscher was born 01 Dec and baptised 11 Dec 1842.

    Parents were Rudolf Duscher, son of the late Wilhelm, and Elisabeth Graser, daughter of the late Mathias.

    Witnesses - see above. Kirchmaÿer/Kirchenmeier is the administrator of the church property.

    I'm not sure about Rosina's surname - possibly someone with access to the records on familyseaarch could provide a copy with higher resolution.

    I have just proposed a structure for discussion titles on https://community.familysearch.org/de/discussion/129680/what-title-would-be-best-for-postings, which I would like to bring to your attention.

    If you are not yet familiar with research in Switzerland, you will find a few (links to) hints on https://community.familysearch.org/de/discussion/comment/464392/#Comment_464392.

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  • WSeelentag
    WSeelentag ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 21, 2022

    I have added a slightly more extensive explanation of Kirchmaÿer on https://community.familysearch.org/de/discussion/comment/466837/#Comment_466837.

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  • Gail Bresnan
    Gail Bresnan ✭
    August 21, 2022

    This is fantastic. Thank you so much! I have copied your suggested title format for future use and appreciate anything that helps others to offer assistance. Thanks again - Gail Bresnan

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  • Debra Palmer01
    Debra Palmer01 ✭✭✭
    August 21, 2022 bearbeitet August 21, 2022
    Henriette Duscher Baptism record 1842 Ins, Bern.jpg Henriette Duscher Baptism record 1842 Ins, Bern enlarged.jpg


    @WSeelentag and @Gail Bresnan,

    Here's the Baptism record for Henriette Duscher from FamilySearch DGS# 4758081.

    Debra

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  • WSeelentag
    WSeelentag ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 22, 2022 bearbeitet August 22, 2022

    Thank you, Debra.

    So the witness is Rosina Durni, Durni being an "old" (since before 1800) citizen family of Ins.

    In the attached image I have pointed out the two different D in comparison to the S - a good example that often one has to "learn" a given handwriting by looking at several pages in the same handwriting.

    Ins-Tauf-1842-1843-Duscher-detail.jpg


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