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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: awats179 on Monday 02 December 24 02:44 GMT (UK)
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Hi, would anyone be able to translate this German death record. Its for a Frederich Salzer. I'm mainly looking for any useful linking information to family like a wife or children. I've had to seperate it into two parts due to the file being to big.
Thank you
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Death of Friedrich Sälzer , Lutheran religion, a maschinenputzer , reported by his wife Elizabeth neé Piehl. He was the son of Conrad Sälzer, also a Maschinenputzer and Friederika nee Kappes, both died in Marburg.
Address book Marburg 1868, a listing for Conrad Sälzer is there, Sä is alphabetically after Su in this list. There are also some Kappes listed.
http://adressbuecher.genealogy.net/addressbook/547460721e6272f5cfdbaaa7?start=S
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Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
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Hi
I think it is Elizabeth neé Diehl
Dave
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Death 1919
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I was in 2 minds about that initial letter, as it is not like the usual Kurrent or Sütterlin style D!
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I was in 2 minds about that initial letter, as it is not like the usual Kurrent or Sütterlin style D!
The death certificate from South Africa from Dave Capps shows it as Diehl. I was taught to make capital "D' like that.
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Thank you everyone. It would be a D as that matches up with other links I have come across. Thank you for all your help.