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I’m struggling to transcribe a marriage entry in Archion, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Kirchenkreis Hallen, Werther, Band 2, S. 150, Entry #32, 26 Oct 1742. So far I have “die ist Lüdeke Fleer u. Cath. Margarete ..sche.. copuliert, …, auf Fleer Erbn”. Would greatly appreciate your help.

in Genealogy Help by David Fleer G2G3 (3.4k points)
edited by Michael Cayley
Hello David,

could you put a link to the entry or a picture of the entry in your post? (Most people don't have an Archion-subscription.)  And if you tag your question with "German", "Germany" and "Transcription help", more people will see it - there are some truely awsome transcribers around the Tree :-)

Kind regards from Heike
I have added the tags.

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So I started a first try - maybe some other Treefolk will be able to fill the gaps :-)

https://www.archion.de/p/8d17b1eb86/

[Nr.] 32 eod. die [= eodem die = the same day = 26 Oct 1742] ist Lüdecke Fleer? u. Catr. Margreta __schen_ra_s copulirt, Leibsassen auf Fleers Erbe.

by Heike Blumreiter G2G6 Mach 4 (45.9k points)

Hi, David and Heike,

her name was Catr[ina] Margreta Aschentrop

and they were Leibzuchter (Leibzüchter), see:

https://wiki.genealogy.net/Leibzucht

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibgedinge

regards, Vanessa

Thank you, Vanessa, this is very helpful.
Thank you from me too, Vanessa - I was sure someone with better reading skills would be able to solve this.

Kind regards - Heike :-)

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