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NicoleWhite00
NicoleWhite00 ✭
August 14, 2022 edited October 3, 2024 in Social Groups

Hello - I am seeking help to translate a marriage record for Huder. The image is attached. I'm sorry but I do not have a web link to the source. I can only make out the surname Huder with this handwriting, so thank you for your help on what looks to be an especially difficult translation. If you could please translate the entire document. I have a letter to my grandmother from this town. The letter is not signed but the Huder surname is mentioned in the letter, so I'm interested in who this could be.

Thank you.

-Nicole

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  • NicoleWhite00
    NicoleWhite00 ✭
    August 14, 2022

    I feel like I'm at the eye doctor attempting to read these documents..... "That might say Josef. I think I see Schober." 😄

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  • Julia Szent-Györgyi
    Julia Szent-Györgyi ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 14, 2022

    We can all read the surnames, because they're written in the Latin alphabet. The rest of it is in That Dratted Handwriting, and no, I do not consider that to be the Latin alphabet. :-/

    Skipping all of the fields that I cannot figure out at all:

    Father of the groom: Huder, Rihard Franz

    occupation: baker? and miller?, residence unknown, religion Catholic, birthdate 6 August 1890

    Mother of the groom: Schober, Philomena

    Catholic, birthdate 13 March 1893

    Marriage: (place same as her birthplace), 15 May 1915

    Father of the bride: Ettrich, Josef

    Catholic, birthdate 18 January 1880

    Mother of the bride: Hintner,

    Catholic, birthdate 23 February 1888

    Marriage: 7 January 1911

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    I'm quite proud of figuring out Philomena, but the mother of the bride is proving ....difficult.

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  • NicoleWhite00
    NicoleWhite00 ✭
    August 14, 2022

    @Julia Szent-Györgyi - Bravo! Thank you! I'm very impressed.

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  • NicoleWhite00
    NicoleWhite00 ✭
    August 14, 2022

    @Julia Szent-Györgyi - can you read first names of who is getting married?

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  • Julia Szent-Györgyi
    Julia Szent-Györgyi ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 14, 2022

    The name of the bride and groom aren't on these pages. Unless you mean the signatures section?

    Ernst Huder

    ?? Helene Huder born Ettrich

    Gustav Külmel

    ???

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  • StH31
    StH31 ✭✭✭
    August 16, 2022 edited August 16, 2022

    The groom's father's name is Richard Franz Huder, he's a baker and a mller.

    The bride's mother's name is Adelheid Hedwig Hintner.

    The first three people who signed the document are:

    Ernst Huder, Adelheid Helene Huder, geboren (née) Ettrich  and Gustav Kühnel

    The groom is likely to be the first person who signed the document: Ernst Huder

    Adelheid Helene Huder née Ettrich would be the bride.

    interestingly, bride and groom had a child already. You can read the boy's name on the second page: Gerhard, he was born on April 7th, 1944 in Trautenau.

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