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2002/03/25 18:57:31 Irmi Gegner-Suenkler [OL]NIEHAUS |
Datum | 2002/03/25 20:35:12 GDiers9488 Re: [OL]Lehe->Aschendorf....Profession//question |
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2002/03/25 17:24:30 Robert F. Niehaus Re: [OL]Lehe->Aschendorf....Profession//question |
Betreff | 2002/03/25 20:35:12 GDiers9488 Re: [OL]Lehe->Aschendorf....Profession//question |
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2002/03/18 20:58:07 heikoahlers Re: [OL]Suedlohne Church Records |
Autor | 2002/03/30 20:35:38 heikoahlers Re: [OL]Re: BREMEN-BREMERHAVEN |
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Date: 2002/03/25 19:08:12
From: heikoahlers <HeikoAhlers(a)...
Hi, 'desten' should be an antiquated form of 'dessen', also rather oldfashioned for 'whoose', 'his'... 'und desten Ehefrau Anna...' would mean 'and his wife Anna...'. Regards Heiko -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: TAllgeyer(a)... <TAllgeyer(a)... An: oldenburg-l(a)... <oldenburg-l(a)... Datum: Montag, 25. März 2002 16:02 Betreff: [OL]Lehe->Aschendorf....Profession//question >Hello > > Attempting to figure out what a Breitsitzer is. In the book of baptisms >for the community of Aschendorf , this is the profession of my ancestor >Johannes Schwagmann. This entry appears in 1865 with the birth/baptism of my >great gransmother Margaretha Schwagmann. > In the parents section of the Taufbuch it states: "Breitstizer Johannes >Schwagmann in Lehe und desten Ehefrau Anna geboren Jansen." The other >question is: what does the word "desten" mean? Is this some sort of >adjective? > >Thanks, >Tim Allgeyer >Cincinnati > >_______________________________________________ >Oldenburg-L mailing list >Oldenburg-L(a)... >http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l