Do you read this surname as Sohn?

Tom Randolph

My ancestor's sister remarried after her first husband died and the second husband's surname is one I haven't seen in this town: it looks like 'Sohn' but I want to confirm whether others with more experience also see it that way: see the circled bits where the name is cited for the groom and his father, and their signatures. Below that is what appears to be the birth record for their first-born 9 months later. Thanks! Tom

Marriage record transcription:

:22

:1743

:Den 2ten Xbris sind nach dreÿmahliger Proclamation ehel. Copuliret worden Hanß Georg Sohn, Johannes Sohns das bürger und Schneider us dalhier ehel. Lediger Sohn und Margretha weyl. Phillippe Schusters das geweßenen bürgers und Ackermanns allhier hinterbliebene wittib

:[signed] Hanß Georg Sohn als hochZeider

:Margare[X]tha Schusterin der hochZeiterin HandZeigen

:Johanneß Sohnn daß hochZeiters Vatter de.

:Diebolt Heinrich der hochZeiterins vatter

:H.E Hause

 

Translation

:[page]: 22

:1743

:The 2nd December following banns three times were legitimately married Hanß Georg Sohn, legitimate unmarried son of Johannes Sohn, the citizen and shoemaker here, and Margretha, the surviving widow of the late Phillippe Schuster, formerly citizen and Farmer here.

:[signed] Hanß Georg Sohn as bridegroom

:Margare[X]tha Schuster the bride, her mark

:Johanneß Sohnn the bridegroom’s father

:Diebolt Heinrich the bride’s father

:H.E Hause

Oberhoffen-sur-Moder - Registre de mariages 1738-1787 - 3 E 345/7; Image consulted at https://archives.bas-rhin.fr/detail-document/ETAT-CIVIL-C342-P2-R206951#visio/page:ETAT-CIVIL-C342-P2-R206951-2316583; Image 13 of 112; 16 Nov 2023

Tom Randolph

Not to worry -- digging around some more, I have found evidence for a Sohn family in Oberhoffen-sur-Moder, so confirming I am reading it right. Please consider this resolved.