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Burial: Anna Dorothea [Wagener?], Salzderhelden, 17 January [1736]
Transcript and translation
Uncertain readings are marked [?] or set in brackets; words that could not be read are marked as such. Each transcript is shown as written, with its transcriber’s notes.
The record
PDF: Death_Record_Anna_Dorothea_Salzderhelden_1736_Archion_382748_Bild_177.pdf
Source
| Type | Death Record |
| Register | Archion, Landeskirchliches Archiv Hannover, Kirchenkreis Einbeck, Salzderhelden, Kirchenbuch 1727–1761 (Archion 382748), burial section |
| Image | Bild 177 (per Paul) |
| Entry | [2?] (January; year 1736 per Paul) |
| Found through | Image supplied by Paul, 9 October 2026 |
| Image file(s) | Burial_Jan_entry_Anna_Dorothea_surname_unresolved_year_1736_per_Paul_Salzderhelden_Archion_382748_Bild_177.png |
Transcription
Januar:
[2?]) d. 17t. [line end cut off]
Anna Dorothea
Wagener[?] in [word not read]
[two words not read] Leben[…],
[two words not read]
V. [J/W]es[e]m[…] [surname not secured; probably the Jesemann capital] [rest not read]
Translation
On 17 January [1736]: Anna Dorothea [Wagener?] […]. The last line names a J[es]em[…].
Notes
- Forenames clear; the line below reads Wagener at screen zoom; not secured.
- The last line names a Jes[e]m[…] or Wes[e]m[…]; at this zoom the capital is probably the same J-and-e form as the Jesemann entries.
- Not a Wesemann entry on present evidence; filed with the Salzderhelden Jesemann family (Appendix C).
Conventions: text in square brackets is editorial. [?] marks an uncertain reading, […] an illegible or unread word. Spelling, abbreviation and capitalization follow the original.
Transcribed 9 October 2026; surname revised 10 October 2026. Readings in brackets are drafts to be confirmed on the original before they are cited as stated.