I believe entry for Martin Matthes gives his profession/trade and where he comes from. Can anyone help me with this. Record is at http://www.archion.de/p/fe85536caa/ (entry nr 9 for 1702).
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Maybe this helps you as well:
GEDBAS - Martin MATTHES
gedbas.genealogy.net
However, birth of the second Anna Maria was on November,29 (not September).
Wow. That is fantastic thank you. I may have multi generations of bakers in the family. May I send you another one? Karen1702
den 3. Maij [Mai] wurde Martin Matt[hes]
des Gerichts-Schieder v. [und] Beckern
allhier, aetatis 79. Jahr 2. Monath
v. [und] 11. tag beErdiget [beerdiget]
Scheider oder Schieder siehe z.B. hier:
Scheider (Deutsches Rechtswörterbuch - DRW)
drw-www.adw.uni-heidelberg.de
[...sort of an arbiter / arbitrator]
on May, 3 [in 1702] was buried [in Doerzbach]
Martin Matthes, a member of the local council and a baker at this place [Doerzbach],
79 years 2 months and 11 days old
Thank you, yes. I too have found this. I am trying to relate this Martin Matthess to (Johann) Bernard Matthess, born 1659 and dying in 1734 in Dorzbach. I think Martin Matthess may have had an earlier wife and family. Regards, Karen.Maybe this helps you as well:
GEDBAS - Martin MATTHES
gedbas.genealogy.net
However, birth of the second Anna Maria was on November,29 (not September).
Wow. That is fantastic thank you. I may have multi generations of bakers in the family. May I send you another one? Karen
archion.de (Stuttgart, Dekanat Kunzelsau, Dorzbach, Mischbuch 1712-1753 Band 2, Bild 194. 2nd column 7 9 - Bernard Matthess I think. Karen Appleyard, nee Matthes.Sure this Reading Help forum of Archion is open to all Archion users. Help is provided with the understanding of capacity building.
That's great, can you please translate? I can see the document and the father's name Martin but can't easily read the rest. Many Thanks, Karen.
These next 2 should also give profession - and if bakers, I have 10 generations of bakers in my family!!
http://www.archion.de/p/11c47fb64c/ Michael Matthess Death record 29
http://www.archion.de/p/bdd6736ae7/ Wendel 2nd marriage column 2 no 8
That's great, can you please translate? I can see the document and the father's name Martin but can't easily read the rest. Many Thanks, Karen.
I can't thank you enough for these translations. What you have shown is beyond my wildest dreams. Last year I 'self published' a book about our family history, taking us back to 1762 with the question 'is baking in the genes'. I believed that Michael and Wendel were our ancestors and indicated there was a possibility that Bernard and Martin were also family. I also said that if I could find 'records' to confirm them as our ancestors and possibly discover whether any of them had been Bakers, then I would re-publish. So I am now writing the 2nd edition of my Book. The only final question I have is that from Bernhard's Marriage record it is very clear that his father is Martin Matthess, Master Baker - that doesn't necessarily mean however that he is the same Martin who fathers the 6 children in later years, referenced in an earlier document. If I could find that, it would be fantastic. Best Regards, Karen (Matthes).1682
Dom[inica] Quasim[odogeniti], Misericord[ia] v. [und] Jubilate
ist Hanß Bernhard, Beckerhandwercks
Juv[enis] M. [Meister] Martin Mattesen des Gerichts
sonst Beckers v. [und] Bürgers alhiren
Ehelicher Sohn mit Margaretha M...
Maximiliani Kuhnen des Gerichtes
Herrschafft[lichen] Bäckers v. [und] Bürgers
Ehe[licher] Tochter, proclamiret v. [und] den 9. May
allhier copuliret worden
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Dominica (Latin expression) = Am Tage des Herrn / on the day of the Lord = Sonntag = Sunday
Dominica Quasimodogeniti = Sunday April, 5 1682
Dominica Misericordia = Sunday April, 12 1682
Dominica Jubilate = Sunday April, 19 1682
1682
[After 3 consecutive] marriage announcements on the Sundays Dominica Quasimodogeniti, Misericordia and Jubilate were married at this place [Doerzbach] on May, 9 [1682]
the bachelor Hans Bernhard [Mattes], a baker,
the legitimate son of the master baker Martin Mattes, member of the local council and citizen at this place [Doerzbach]
with
Margaretha M... [rest of the second given name illegible / covered in tight binding] [Kuhn],
the legitimate daughter of Maximilian Kuhn, member of the local council, seigneurial baker and citizen