Please help. I'm trying to understand why entry number 13, Johann Gottfried Brosecke got his surname. It lists his mother as Catharina Sophia Michelin but not the father? If he was born out of wedlock, why was he given six godparents.? Usually illegitimate births are only two godparents. Any ideas? Thank you again.https://www.archion.de/p/ab39d4e8c9/
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Broesecke birth 10 July 1748
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https://www.archion.de/p/21e16b8baa/
ich lese:
… und Johann
Gottfried genenet, der Vatter soll ein Knecht mit Nahmen
Presche seyn.
ich lese:
… und Johann
Gottfried genenet, der Vatter soll ein Knecht mit Nahmen
Presche seyn.
vnagel2004
Moderation
meines Erachtens lautet der Familienname des angeblichen Vaters
Preseke
Als Vergleich insbesondere zum "k" siehe hier in "Pilckenrothen" (später: Bilckenroth / Bilkenroth")
@gsemerick
Were did you find such pattern / "rule"?
Preseke
Als Vergleich insbesondere zum "k" siehe hier in "Pilckenrothen" (später: Bilckenroth / Bilkenroth")
@gsemerick
Usually illegitimate births are only two godparents.
Were did you find such pattern / "rule"?
I have found many out of wedlock births in the Brosecke and Alsleben families and all had two godparents... I know from the mother his name was Broesecke when he married and died and all gave the same mother Catherine Sophia Michaelin, who apparently never married.I believe this is the alleged father's last name
Preseke
For a comparison, especially to the "k" , see here in " Pilc k enrothen" (later: B ilckenroth / Bilkenroth")
@gsemerick
Were did you find such pattern / "rule"?
https://www.archion.de/p/d7a06f18c7/ Entry Number 10I have found many out of wedlock births in the Brosecke and Alsleben families and all had two godparents... I know from the mother his name was Broesecke when he married and died and all gave the same mother Catherine Sophia Michaelin, who apparently never married.
this is Broesecke death record 12 Feb 1804 with his age and name of mother again.
vnagel2004
Moderation
I have found many out of wedlock births in the Brosecke and Alsleben families and all had two godparents...
Ah yah, understood - however, to take that for granted as a general rule is -sorry to say it- wrong!
Other than that you now know where the family name Bröseke / Preseke had it‘s introduction into your family.