Marriage — Johann Georg Knoll and Barbara Engat, Marktleuthen, April 1830

Transcription (German, as read)

Groom index, Bild 10, left page, bottom ("Knoll:"): "Knoll: J[oh.] Gg. — Barb. Engat. 23." The number is the page. Neighbors on the same spread (low-resolution reading): Kolb, Köppel.

Marriage entry, 1830, no. 3, pp. 22 to 23 (Bild 42 bottom of the right page; Bild 43 top of the left page; the running header of Bild 43 reads "1830. April. Mag. Junius"). Entry 2 above it was married "Dom. Septuagesimae (war der 7ten Febr. d. J.)", so entry 3 follows that date:

"3. Johann Georg Knoll, Metzgergeselle und Herberger dahier, des David Christian Knoll, Schneidergeselle u. Mieth[einwohner] dahier, einziger Sohn, wurde mit Barbara Engatin, des Johann Engat, Bürgers u. Schneidermeisters dahier, ältesten Tochter, nach dreimaliger Proclamation am Palmsonntag, d. 4ten April, von Herrn Pfarr-Vicar Karl Wirth aus [Oberröslau?] ([in der Kranken-?]) in hiesiger Kirche getraut."

English translation

Johann Georg Knoll, journeyman butcher and lodger-owner (Herberger) here, only son of David Christian Knoll, journeyman tailor and tenant here, married Barbara Engat, eldest daughter of Johann Engat, citizen and master tailor here, in the church here, after three proclamations ending on Palm Sunday, 4 April 1830, by Vicar Karl Wirth. The day of the wedding itself and the words in parentheses after "Wirth" were not read with certainty.

Notes

John E. Knoll's mother and her husband, his legal father (PROBABLE). The only Knoll groom in the 1822-1859 index (index negative for John E. Knoll's own marriage at Marktleuthen).

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