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Sherlock.Holmes
Sherlock.Holmes ✭
April 21, 2022 edited September 9, 2024 in Social Groups

Hi,

An ancestor's marriage proclamation is here. Odd, pasting the link returns "site 'familysearch.org' did not respond...'".

Well, here is the image.

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I can read most of it but

(1) What is after his birthday, "31 Jan. 1850 und..."? I see he is a widower but cannot quite read the rest up to "Ehre:".

(2) Is the wife-to-be's surname Pucelj, Tucelj, or what?

(3) What is after her house, "Langenthon No 55…"?

(4) What's with those Roman numerals? What do they mean? I see two III's.

(5) At the bottom, I see what looks like written in later. "Andr. Fink, 27 …". What is that about?

Thank you for your time. Make it a lovely day.

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  • bobgreiner1
    bobgreiner1 ✭✭✭
    April 21, 2022

    Franz Fink, eheliche Sohn des + Besitzer Johann Fink und der + Gertraud Schneider; geboren zu Langenthon No. 4 am 31 Jan 1850 und jetzt als verwitweter Besitzer auf No. 10 wohnhaft nimmt ihre[?] Ehe:

    Gertraud Pueclj, Witwe nach Leonard König; ehelicher Tochter des + Franz Pucelj und der + Agnes Hocevar; geboren zu Langenthon No. 28 am 13 Febr. 1858 und jetzt in Langenthon No. 55 wohnhaft warden aufgebothen:

    I.                  Dom. III p. Pascha

    II.               Dom IV p. Pascha

    III.            Dom. V p. Pascha

    i.e. am 23 und 30 April und am 7 Mai 1893

     

    Franz Fink, legitimate son of the property owner deceased Johann Fink and the deceased Gertraud Schneider; born at Langenthon No. 4 on 31 Jan 1850 and now residing as widowed property owner at No. 10 takes in[?] marriage:

    Gertraud Pueclj, widow of Leonard König; legitimate daughter of deceased Frank Pucelj and the deceased Agnes Hocevar; born at Langenthon No. 28 on 13 Feb 1858 and now residing at Langenthon No. 55 have been proclaimed:

          I.           1st Sunday past Easter

       II.           2nd Sunday past Easter

     III.           3rd Sunday past Easter

    That is, on 23 and 30 April and on 7 May 1893

     I'm not sure about the note at the bottom.

     

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  • Sherlock.Holmes
    Sherlock.Holmes ✭
    April 21, 2022


    Thank you very much.

    Make it a wonderful day because you deserve it.

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