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Reading aid burial 1725
- Ersteller JLFrank
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21) den 26 Aprilis ist Andreas Mehm[e/a]l
der Wintzingeröder verstorben, und den 29 ejusd. [= April]
mit einer Leichen Predigt begraben worden. Atat [= Alter]
72 Jahr weniger 6 wochen.
Ob Mehmel oder Mehmal kann ich nicht genau sagen, die Unterstreichung könnte den unteren Teil vom "a" verstecken, oder das "e" einfach ein wenig geschlossener geschrieben sein.
der Wintzingeröder verstorben, und den 29 ejusd. [= April]
mit einer Leichen Predigt begraben worden. Atat [= Alter]
72 Jahr weniger 6 wochen.
Ob Mehmel oder Mehmal kann ich nicht genau sagen, die Unterstreichung könnte den unteren Teil vom "a" verstecken, oder das "e" einfach ein wenig geschlossener geschrieben sein.
"Mehmel" ist richtig, sh. hier Geburtseintrag des Andreas vom 07. Juni 1653 in Schlotheim: https://www.archion.de/p/5366cba5eb/
kleine Korrektur: Es heißt nicht Atat, sondern Aetat(is) = Alter (der erste Buchstabe ist ein æ)
kleine Korrektur: Es heißt nicht Atat, sondern Aetat(is) = Alter (der erste Buchstabe ist ein æ)
You both are so wonderful.
I can't believe how accurate the age at death was. Though slightly confused why said from Wintzingerode, when born in Schlotheim.
And finding and transcribing the Birth record is really above and beyond. But I would never have been able to find it myself, so thank you so very much.
I can't believe how accurate the age at death was. Though slightly confused why said from Wintzingerode, when born in Schlotheim.
And finding and transcribing the Birth record is really above and beyond. But I would never have been able to find it myself, so thank you so very much.
vnagel2004
Moderation
I am sorry, but the record does not say „from“ Wintzingerode.
Instead it says „the“ Wintzingerode - indicating an aka (also known as) name (addition).
Thanks.
I will change to it to THE
So I think you are saying that he is of the family Wintzingerode (which got it's name from town Wintzingerode or maybe the town area (cleared area is -rode) was named after the family Winitger or Wintiger).
I am getting this from Ai, so not sure what to believe.
It said " Wintzingerode is also the name of a very old and prominent German noble family (Adelsgeschlecht) that originated in the village of Wintzingerode. The family used the name of their seat as their surname, a common practice among medieval nobility."
Does not look like Wintzingerode is available on Archion yet.
Sorry if this is totally wrong. Sometimes A1 just makes things up!
I will change to it to THE
So I think you are saying that he is of the family Wintzingerode (which got it's name from town Wintzingerode or maybe the town area (cleared area is -rode) was named after the family Winitger or Wintiger).
I am getting this from Ai, so not sure what to believe.
It said " Wintzingerode is also the name of a very old and prominent German noble family (Adelsgeschlecht) that originated in the village of Wintzingerode. The family used the name of their seat as their surname, a common practice among medieval nobility."
Does not look like Wintzingerode is available on Archion yet.
Sorry if this is totally wrong. Sometimes A1 just makes things up!
vnagel2004
Moderation
No, that‘s not at all the case.
And PLEASE completely disregard all of this AI stuff which you quoted. In short: that is total nonsense. Sorry!
Example:
JL Frank, the sunny sunshine
„the sunny sunshine“ is an AKA name / name addition / a nick name …. or anything of that kind.
It does not necessarily mean you are a native of any „sunny sunshine state“ for instance.
Instead detailed research(!!) is required why you were given that extra name.