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Marriages: Master Andreas Ludolph Linnenberg, Mastmüller at Linse, widower, (1) with Dorothee Elisabeth Sagebiel, 29 July 1759, and (2) with his former maid Anna Elisabeth Möller, 21 November 1761 (his third marriage)
Transcript and translation
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Transcription (original language)
[1761:] d. 21. Novembr. ließ der Müller und Witwer Mstr. Andreas Ludolph Linnenberg aus Linse, seine bisherige Magd, Anna Elisabeth Möllers, gebürtig aus [Be/Ba]ssingen [?], [struck word; interlinear "Amt …" not read] Dispenrode [?], sich ehelich antrauen. Ist dessen 3te Ehe.
Translation (English)
[1761:] On 21 November the miller and widower Master Andreas Ludolph Linnenberg of Linse had his former maidservant, Anna Elisabeth Möller, born at [?]ssingen, [Amt unread, Dispenrode?], married to himself. This is his third marriage.
Notes
Linnenberg's first wife was Catharina Agnesa Knüll (F287, F297); Dorothee Elisabeth Sagebiel died within 28 months. The title "Mastmüller" (1759), with the Knüll "gewesener Mastmüller" of 1767 and Nagel's "obere oder Knüllmühle" of 1770, gives Mastmühle = Knüllmühle = upper mill (PROBABLE for "Mast-"). The 1759 bride's father, Joh. Heinrich Sagebiel, "gewesener" Halbmeyer at Linse and dead by July 1759, fits Heinrich Harm (Henrich Hermann) Sagebiel, Halbmeyer at Linse, died 1757: POSSIBLE that the bride is Ilse Maria's elder sister, though tight in age (she would be born by about 1742, when he was about 20); no entry links them. "ließ … sich ehelich antrauen" without banns: a dispensed marriage. Grade: STATED (the 1761 birthplace unread).