translation request family of Georg Ruf
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Brother Schwab -- If you would download the image, you can then upload it to the screen using the little "image icon" at the bottom of the Comment field. That will make it much easier to read.
Thank you!
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Here's the list of children -
- Georg Stephan, birth 1802 27 August, marriage 23 January 1833? [then has his own page in the Family Register on p. 169? [might be 189?]
- Maria Elisabeth, 1804 3 September, 14 August 1827 [then listed with husband in Family Register p. 63b]
- Maria Anna Elisabeth, 1806 17 May, 28 February 1832 [" " " p. 91b?]
- Sebastian, 1808 29 August, 16 July 1833 [then has own page in Family register on p. 170]
- Maria Eva, 1810 9 September, 19 November 1833 [" " " p. 70]
- Magdalena*, 1812 2 May, Kitzbronn 1838
- Elisabetha Barbara, 1814 25 March, 11 May 1841
- Eva Magdalena, 1816 28 March, [no marriage], died 5? April [probably the same year?]
- Georg Peter, 1819 15 January, confirmed 1832, married in Harthausen
- Johann Valentin, 1821 26 April, confirmed 26 April 1835
- Catharina Barbara, 1822 [can't read number - 13? 15? 18?] October, confirmed 10 April 1836, married 3 Sept 1850 [then in Family Register on p. 200b]
*her [Magdalena #6] illegitimate child:
Katharina Barbara, born 18 October 1836, emigrated 1838 to Kitzbronn
Note - the use of the word "emigrated" here just means that she moved outside of the current state, i.e. Württemberg. Kitzbronn may be Kützbrunn in Baden. See
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FYI: The image is very hard to read because it's a screen shot. Can you provide a link to the image please?
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I am glad that I wasn't the only one who had trouble reading it. It comes from the Loffelstelzen Parrish record microfilm #008643034 Image 506 It is, a Family Register for Georg Ruf (DOB 7 June 1776) is the father, and Maria Eva Landwehr (DOB 11 December 1840 ?) is the mother. I was able to figure out about 50% of names and dates. Perhaps you can help me with the balance. I am a fairly new Senior Service Missionary at the Riverton Family Search Center and I do not speak nor read German, but I am learning. I have a page of Old German Type and Handwriting examples which seems to help a little. I am not very "techy" but I am learning slowly. Thank you for any help you can offer. Steven Schwab (208) 390-2607 (if a phone call would help)
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This is the part of the family book that I need translation help with.
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Thanks for your help' I will get better as I gain more experience
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