Correct URL would be https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSVK-N9D1-6?i=982&cat=529492 - which I cannot open from home, however - possibly someone else can help.

I don't recommend screen shots - downloads are to be preferred:

Right now file uploads are not possible - workaround see

Hello Gina,

it was a good idea to include the detail image as the full page seems to be badly reduced in resolution (at least a factor of 3) - making it more or less useless for script comparisons. Could you have a look at the full page image as displayed now, please: is that what you have submitted? Anyway, I'll do my best:

VII

Hanns Wohlgmut, genant Krußhans (aka Krußhans)

Modern spelling would be Wohlgemuth. Uster is not one of their places of citizenship since before 1800, there seems to be a now extinct line in the 19th century. A pre-1800 line are Wohlgemuth of Volketswil, which is not far from Uster - whether there is a connection I can't say.

I am not sure about the ß in Krußhans: I don't find it anywhere else on the page - could be due to the poor resolution.

Maria Hänin

Difficult to say what the "correct" surname spelling would be today - could be Hahn, Hänni, Henni, … Often the Zürich Marriage Register helps here - but between 1580 an 1610 there is no marriage of a Wohlgemuth (standardised spelling) with a Maria. Doesn't have to be, but could be an indication they didn't get married in canton Zürich … possibly the wife wasn't from here either. Could be they got married in a parish where the marriage register begins too late. Have you got any other information on Maria Hänin?

Then we have three adult boys - all drej erwachsen, dienend (serving in …):

Heinrich - Oberuster

Marx - Fröüwdwÿl (Freudwil)

Bernhart - Meßikon (Mesikon)

Finally we have a daughter Anna, 12 years old: I cannot explain the abbreviations.

I have sent you a private notice re image quality of the full page.

I cannot comment on the "ß" after comparison with another entry on that page: insufficient resolution to say anything with confidence.

If you upload the files connected to your additional questions (1637 and 1640), I'll have a look (I cannot view them myself from home).

Again - the full page images were reduced in resolution by admin, making them useless - but you had mailed me the "originals". I have marked a few words to ask for help on Geneal-Forum and posted my questions there.

1634

As mentioned above, I am sure we have Krußhans as alias - but can it be explained?

1637

Infront of the two sons' names we don't have numbers (ages) - together this forms a curved bracket, indicating both are adults. Both are "in Gallia" (in France) - which fits the information in 1640 that their brother Heinrich is "in Franckhreich". However, I cannot decipher the remainder of this comment.

1640

Anna is 16 and "des Hans Wohlgmuten selig Tochter, ist zu [???] bim Müller". So her father Hans has died, brothers have likely moved out (got married?), mother not mentioned (also died?). Anna might be the only family member still living in that house (together with a new family) - so the mill would be not too far away; more likely she would be living as servant with the miller's family (mentioned as the only surviving family member not married) - but where? Note that her brother Heinrich is now listed with his own household: I have never seen that "spelling" for March before.

Further, I have tried to summarize all info (from these three pages) on "your" Wohlgemuth family in Geneal-Forum: if you have any additional info on these two generations, it would be helpful if you could post that - either here or in the forum directly.