Take a closer at entry No. 126. Can you read it?
It's Casper Henrich Niemeyer's birth entry. He was born July 17, 1789 and baptized two days later.
Honestly, there are handwritings I enjoy reading. This is definetely not one of them...
Sonntag, 9. Dezember 2012
Casper's Birth Entry
This is an excerpt of the Enger parish church records of 1789:
Take a closer at entry No. 126. Can you read it?
It's Casper Henrich Niemeyer's birth entry. He was born July 17, 1789 and baptized two days later.
Honestly, there are handwritings I enjoy reading. This is definetely not one of them...
Take a closer at entry No. 126. Can you read it?
It's Casper Henrich Niemeyer's birth entry. He was born July 17, 1789 and baptized two days later.
Honestly, there are handwritings I enjoy reading. This is definetely not one of them...
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I have a hard time reading the writing on my grandmothers birth certificate. It is written in Sutterlin script. She was born in 1900 and had saved the original document.
AntwortenLöschenClaudia, send me a picture of the entry and I'll try! Reading Sütterlin is fun! (A lot more fun than actually writing it...)
AntwortenLöschenDanke Angela, I will get to that after Christmas.
AntwortenLöschenIf you're thinking of Johanne Marie Anna Bartls' christening certificate on your blog - I can read it completely. Born April 24, 1900, christened June 3, 1900, parents: Drechsler (turner) Daniel Zacharias Johannes Bartels and his wife Anna Marie née Korbach in Celle-Blumlage, godmothers: wife Johanne Bartels in Celle and the unmarried Anna Korbach in Jena.
LöschenHave a wonderful christmas time!