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Translation request for a few words in Württemberg marriage record

Mavis B. Molto
Mavis B. Molto ✭
November 14 in Social Groups

See FamilySearch marriage record (Murrhardt, Backnang, Württemberg) here: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QP5D-DJMZ

Image 20, left side, near top, 31 Jan 1632, for: Mathias Baumetzer and Barbara Cronmüller.

Need help with bracketed words below:

Mathias Baumetzer [3 words] von Steinberg, und Barbara, Hans Cronmüller zu Hausen an der Rot [word] Tochter.

Does the word before “Tochter” indicate “unehelich”?

Barbara may have been born 2 years before the parents married (baptism records not readable, know only age at death).

See couple in FamilySearch:

Mathias: https://www.familysearch.org/en/tree/person/details/K46D-WXY

Barbara: https://www.familysearch.org/en/tree/person/details/KHJ8-RS8

Thank you so much for your help!

Mavis

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  • Ulrich Neitzel
    Ulrich Neitzel ✭✭✭✭✭
    November 14

    @Mavis B. Molto

    The image in the link is not accessible; can you post a copy?

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  • Mavis B. Molto
    Mavis B. Molto ✭
    November 15 edited November 15

    RE: Marriage record question for Mathias Baumetzer and Barbara Cronmüller, 31 Jan 1632

    Attached is document.

    FH - Mathias Baumetzer marriage 1632.jpg

    image of marriage record, see left side near top.

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  • JohnsonGreg
    JohnsonGreg ✭✭✭✭
    November 15

    I see it as:

    Mathias Bometzer, Loretz Bometzers f. Sohn von Steinberg, und Barbara, Hans Cronmüllers f. zu Hausen an der Roth nachgelassene Tochter.

    Translation:

    Mathias Bometzer, son of the wife of Loretz Bometzer from Steinberg and Barbara, surviving daughter of the wife of Hans Cronmüller in Hausen on the Roth.

    There is no mention of whether Barbara was born out of wedlock or not.

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  • Robert Seal_1
    Robert Seal_1 ✭✭✭✭✭
    November 15

    Hello @Mavis B. Molto,

    I think the letter after both fathers' names may be an: s. = selig = blessed, late, deceased.

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  • Mavis B. Molto
    Mavis B. Molto ✭
    November 15

    Thank you so much to both who have answered my question! I appreciate your time in looking at this and helping me understand more about the handwriting and words in the church records.

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