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DarwinSass
DarwinSass ✭
August 10 in Search

I am researching ancestors from the late 18th century in Kreis Mohrungen, OstPreußen. I found Lutheran record book that contains the marriage record for my 4th great-grandparents. It is Image Group Number 007768542 Item 1. (007768542) But the film only captures the left pages of the book. Item 2 is an entirely different book as is evidenced that is it captures both pages of the book and the pages are formatted very differently. How do I find the right pages to the book in IGN 007768542 Item 1?

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  • maryellenstevensbarnes1
    maryellenstevensbarnes1 ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 10 edited August 10

    @DarwinSass When I clicked on your link [007768542] a side panel appeared so I could enter more specific information, like this —

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    Perhaps this will help you search the 317 images?

    Another possibility is that IGN 007768542 Item 2 contains the same entries as Item 1 but also includes burial information I don't speak or write any German so I could be way off base sorry if I've wasted your time

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  • DarwinSass
    DarwinSass ✭
    August 10 edited August 10

    @maryellenstevensbarnes1, I appreciate your efforts. It is a conundrum for sure. I ran into this once before where I found a film with all the right-hand pages of a volume. I found the left-hand pages in a different film in the same image group. That isn't the case here. The dates in item 2 are earlier than the dates in item 1. The missing page probably contains parents' names that I have been trying to identify. The title on item 2 would seem to indicate that it should contain the right-hand pages. I fear that item 2 is mis-labeled possibly meaning that the film with the missing right-hand pages might also be mis-labeled.

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  • DarwinSass
    DarwinSass ✭
    August 10

    @maryellenstevensbarnes1 I somehow got confused. It is not a marriage record, but a christening record. The right-hand page is the next image in the same roll of film and does not contain any more information relevant to the record I was looking at.. I can't explain how I got so confused. So, there is no mystery here to solve and no missing film.

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