The exact historical translations would have to be provided by the experts.
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The nobles forerunner** in Sukow, Christian Klewe, eldest son of, in Fliet deceased Cossate* and carpenter, Johann Heinrich Klewe and his deceased wife Christine Kempe,
and Christine Luise Colbergs, 2nd legitimate daughter of the worker in Scharlottenhof, Christian Friedrich Colberg and (his) deceased (wife) Dorothee Elisabeth Hübner (Huebner).
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Age of groom:
34 y. born to Flies 1778 d. 5th Octobris.
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Age of the bride:
Born soon 25 years to Fliet, 1787 the 7th Dec(em)bris
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Consent for the groom:
- - -
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Consent for the bride:
The father personally
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Wedding day:
D. 25th /five u. twentieth/ October, Sunday
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Notes from the contingent, Seem:
The squad is here and in Fliet, on 18th, 19th and 20th Sunday after Trinity. Also, since both are in the service of nobles(?), Written consensus from the Lord Chamberlain taught.
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*Cossäte (cossate?):
Bewohner einer kleinen, auf dem Lande befindlichen Hütte (
Kate), der Gärtner, Kleinbauer oder Ähnliches war
**Vorreiter (forerunner?):
When using saddle horses, the charioteer could also sit on one of the pulling horses and steer the other horses or, in the case of large teams (4, 6, 8 ...) as a so-called forerunner, support the coachman.