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Marriages — Barbara Schlözer, daughter of the late weaver Joh. Adam Schlözer of Weißenstadt (entry 5), and Johann Friedrich Schlözer, glazier, with Anna Barbara Vortmännin [?] (entry 6), Marktleuthen, 1797

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Details

Record type: Marriage Records
Source: Archion, Marktleuthen (Dekanat Selb), Trauungen 1709-1828 (register ID 212105, https://www.archion.de/de/viewer/churchRegister/212105), Spread printed pp. 270–271 (Bild about 132–134, not noted), right page, 1797 entries 5 and 6. Spread-level scans at about 3 clicks; the 1797 spread re-read at 6 clicks (an earlier locator "p. 370–371" corrected to p. 270–271). Part 4 judged Bild numbers, not page numbers, the reliable locator in this stretch, but the Bild was not noted.

People in this record

Blasius Schlötzer

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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.

Transcription (German, as read)

Entry 5, end of the text: a groom, a Musquetier [doubtful], married to "Barbara Schlözer [Schlötzer]", "des gewesenen Webermeisters Joh. Adam Schlözer in Weissenstadt hinterlassene [doubtful] Tochter"; banns "den 25. Julii" [doubtful]; married by the Capitel.

English translation

Entry 5: a groom, a musketeer [doubtful], married Barbara Schlözer, surviving daughter of the late master weaver Johann Adam Schlözer of Weißenstadt; banns 25 July [doubtful]; married by the chapter.

Notes. Collateral Schlötzer households; kinship to Blasius Schlötzer THEORY only. The glazier of entry 6 is the father of the children of 1812–1815 (212084 Bild 88; 212123 Bild 55, 61). The Weißenstadt Joh. Adam Schlözer and the "Hamm…" Johann Adam Schlötzer of 1806 as one man: POSSIBLE at most. Image to save: spread p. 270–271 (right page, entries 5 and 6).