Birth Baptism Record Anna Weichselbaumer, Augsburg, Schrobenhausen, Germany
Hello,
Thank you for translating the birth record entry #20. This is what I know, or what I think I know!
Birth date: November 18, 1877
Name: Anna Weichselbaumer
Father: Joseph Weichselbaumer
Occupation: Farmer
From: Altenfurt?
Mother: Viktoria nee Schreitenstaller ?
Godparent: ?
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Here's the translation by column -
- First and last name of the child - Weichselbaumer Anna
- Type of birth, dead or alive, name of the midwife or birth assistant - [ditto - Schatzregelin]
- First and last name of the father - Weichselbaumer Josef
- Occupation of the father, religion - farmer, c[atholic]
- District court, residence, number of the house - Altenfurt /: Mühlried
- First and last name of the mother - Schrätzenstaller Viktoria
- Occupation of the mother, religion - [blank]
- District court, residence, number of the house - [blank]
- Time of birth, day, month, year, hour - 18 Nov, 5:30 early [a.m.]
- Day and place of baptism - 19 Nov, 1 o'clock in the afternoon
- Pastor or his proxy - Ziegler
- Baptism witnesses (godparents), first and last names, occupation and residence - Anna [Aidels?] citizen of Tandern
- Their proxies, first and last names, occupation and residence - [blank]
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FYI: Under "Type of birth . . ." I read in the box above the ditto marks: Schatz [as the name of the midwife] then "regelm" = regelmäßig = regular, meaning the birth was a normal birth.
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Thank you, Robert and Sylvia! It is great to have a spelling for Viktoria's maiden name. A family member was spelling the surname Schrietenstaller. Clearly not correct.
You both translated the surname very closely — at least I will be able to search for her birth record now!
Schretzenstaller Viktoria
Schrätzenstaller Viktoria
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You're welcome, @Tammi954. With a long surname like this, you can expect many variant spellings so keep an open mind when searching. Note that we all have the name beginning with "Schr" with a "t" in the middle and "staller" at the end. So look for these when searching. Good luck, Tammi!
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Very good advice! I will do that, Thanks!
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