Can someone help me transcribe part of a German baptism record?
I am able to read most of the record but there are some words that I cannot read.
It is a baptism record from 1783 in the church book of Dhünn, near Lennep, Rheinland.
Film #102662832, httpswww.familysearch.orgark61903313Q9M-CS8Y-VNKRi=38&cat=83382. It is scan number 39, page 58 in the book. The record is the first one on the left page.
I read:
den 3ten mai getauft anna Margretha, eheliche tochter des Nicolaus
uberich und anna Margretha Frowein ...... aus
Wickhausen, ........ ... ............ haben zu W[ermels]kirchen,
Taufzeugen: joh. Peter frowein, joh: Henrich Uberich
Maria Theresia Preier und anna Maria Elisabeth Prinz.
I have a basic knowledge of the German language. I won't need a translation, only a transliteration of the words that I am unable to read clearly.
Thank you very much indeed.
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Please join the German group and post under "Discussions." Remember to Post as "Ask a Question," so you can mark it "Answered".
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Ah, you click the down arrow next to the New Discussion button and choose Ask A Question from the drop-down menu:
Currently, that is not working, so you can simply create a New Discussion and that should still the translation help you need.
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Just put it in as a Discussion not as "Post a Question." I see that you have this already answered. :)
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Go down to "Discussions." "Ask a Question" is not working right now so just post as a discussion. PaulaAnn😀
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Right now "Ask a Question" is not working, so just post as a Discussion. You will not be able to post is as "Answered," but that's OK. PaulaAnn Oh, Discussions is below "Resources" and "Announcements." Let me know if any other assistance is wanted. PaulaAnn
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I will. I did join the German group. I'll rephrase. Thank you.
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Thank you, Paula, but I joined the German group two days ago. When I click on the German flag, I am in the German Genealogical Research page. I cannot find a place to ask a question. Do I put the question on the home page and start the discussion with "Ask a Question"? Thank you.
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