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Banns: Friedrich Christian Baehr of Marienhagen and Antoinette Henriette née Wesemann, widow Heinemeyer, Salzhemmendorf, July 1840
Transcript
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The record
PDF: Marriage_Record_Friedrich_Christian_Baehr_Antoinette_Henriette_Wesemann_Salzhemmendorf_1840_Archion_200162_Bild_149.pdf
Source
| Type | Marriage Record |
| Register | Archion, Landeskirchliches Archiv Hannover, Kirchenkreis Elze-Coppenbrügge, Salzhemmendorf, volume 200162 (span not checked against the catalogue; images run 1804–1840) (Archion 200162) |
| Image | Bild 149 |
| Entry | 1840 (proclamation) |
| Found through | Namensregister 1657–1852 (Archion 200177); images saved by Paul, 9 October 2026 |
| Image file(s) | 200162-1840-bild149.png |
Transcription
Transcription
Proclamirt. Friedrich Christian Baehr, aus Marienhagen, und Antoinette Henriette geb. Wesemann rel. Heinemeyer hieselbst Dom. IV & V Trinit., den 12ten und 19ten Julius, und nach hier erlegten Gebühren in Marienhagen copulirt.
Translation
Proclaimed: Friedrich Christian Baehr of Marienhagen and Antoinette Henriette née Wesemann, widow of Heinemeyer, of this place, on the 4th and 5th Sundays after Trinity, 12 and 19 July [1840]; after the fees were paid here, married at Marienhagen.
Notes
- This is the 1840 index entry (folio 475, ‘Procl.’): the second surname after the slash is Baehr. The marriage itself is in the Marienhagen register.
- ‘rel.’ = relicta, widow: her first husband Wilhelm Conrad Leopold Heinemeier (married 1817) had died by 1840.
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Transcribed 8 October 2026 from the PDF image or text layer. Readings in brackets are drafts to be confirmed on the original before they are cited as stated.