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Pott marriage 1749
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[1749]
Christian Pott, Bürger und
Schiffarbeiter alhier ein
Wittwer, ist mir
Jgfr. [Jungfer] Dorothea Bösin, Johan
Bösens, weyland Ackersmans [Ackermanns]
in Mörser, nachgelaßenen
mittelsten Tochter den 7 Jan[unar]
copuliret worden.
Christian Pott, citizen and worker on ships at this place, a widower, was married on 7 January 1749 to
the maiden Dorothea Boese, the surviving midmost daughter of the late farmer Johan Boese in Moerser
Please note: the German umlauted character "ö" is not(!) simply substituted by an "o".
The only(!) correct way to substitute this German umlauted character is "oe"
[The same applies to other German umlauted characters:
ä = ae
ö = oe
ü = ue]
Mörser [Moerser] = today's: Kirchmöser [Kirchmoeser]
de.wikipedia.org
>> see especially
Das Bauerndorf Möser / The Country Village Moeser
www.google.com
Christian Pott, Bürger und
Schiffarbeiter alhier ein
Wittwer, ist mir
Jgfr. [Jungfer] Dorothea Bösin, Johan
Bösens, weyland Ackersmans [Ackermanns]
in Mörser, nachgelaßenen
mittelsten Tochter den 7 Jan[unar]
copuliret worden.
Christian Pott, citizen and worker on ships at this place, a widower, was married on 7 January 1749 to
the maiden Dorothea Boese, the surviving midmost daughter of the late farmer Johan Boese in Moerser
Please note: the German umlauted character "ö" is not(!) simply substituted by an "o".
The only(!) correct way to substitute this German umlauted character is "oe"
[The same applies to other German umlauted characters:
ä = ae
ö = oe
ü = ue]
Mörser [Moerser] = today's: Kirchmöser [Kirchmoeser]
Kirchmöser – Wikipedia
>> see especially
Das Bauerndorf Möser / The Country Village Moeser
Kirchmöser to Brandenburg an der Havel
www.google.com
[1749]
Christian Pott, Bürger und
Schiffarbeiter alhier ein
Wittwer, ist mir
Jgfr. [Jungfer] Dorothea Bösin, Johan
Bösens, weyland Ackersmans [Ackermanns]
in Mörser, nachgelaßenen
mittelsten Tochter den 7 Jan[unar]
copuliret worden.
Christian Pott, citizen and worker on ships at this place, a widower, was married on 7 January 1749 to
the maiden Dorothea Boese, the surviving midmost daughter of the late farmer Johan Boese in Moerser
Please note: the German umlauted character "ö" is not(!) simply substituted by an "o".
The only(!) correct way to substitute this German umlauted character is "oe"
[The same applies to other German umlauted characters:
ä = ae
ö = oe
ü = ue]
Mörser [Moerser] = today's: Kirchmöser [Kirchmoeser]
Kirchmöser – Wikipedia
>> see especially
Das Bauerndorf Möser / The Country Village Moeser
Kirchmöser to Brandenburg an der Havel
Thank you, this is what I thought too. I found the entire family in this town today too.