Variations on the name Brinckman - Alswede PR

Jenealogy

Looking for the christening of my 6th g grandmother, Trina Ilsab. Brinckman. When I do a Record search for any "Brinckman" in Alswede PR from 1600-1730, I see variations including:

Brinckmeyer

Brinckmeigr

Brinckmeyers

Brinckmans

Brinckmeiers

Would these all be variations in this parish that I should accept as the same as "Brinckman"?

Note: in 2 of the children's christenings, a gevatterin is Anne Margarethe Brinckmeyers.

Here are the variations on her name as found in:

marriage record: Trine Ilsabey Brinckmans

burial record: Cathar. Ils. Glässekers [she had married Anton Ulrich Gläsecker]

There is a child christened in 1695 that may be her. Your thoughts?

Could you please transcribe and translate the section of the gevattern for me? Here is what I an read:

"gevattern, Avia Mazna, Matertera, ?ochche? von Blassheim"

Thank you!

Ulrich Neitzel

@Jenealogy

Name spelling was much less standardized at that time. I would agree that Brinckmeier(s)/Brinkmeyer(s) are probably equivalent. "Brinkmeigr" seems to be a reading error. "Brinkmans" is different, without clear evidence I would not consider it the same name or person.

I can't help much with the reading of the record. Two words seem to be Latin:

avia = grandmother. matertera = mother's sister, aunt

Jenealogy

Thank you so much!