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Transliteration and translation of a 1702 marriage in Wachenheim, Pfalz.

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Friday, November 11th 2016, 4:25am

Transliteration and translation of a 1702 marriage in Wachenheim, Pfalz.

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1702. 3 Augusti matriu inierunt Joannes Georgius Eysinger buchenfeld
franco legitimus christiani Eysinger pie defuncti et maria catharina
relicta et legitima nicolai Repmang (or Repmaus) civis ante hae Spirensis bene-
dicente et affistente Antonio Schaffmaister. P. Testantibus. D. Wilhelmo
nienrath propratore et nicolao brinkman
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Can you help with this above? There are probably errors in our guess, especially with the name on the 3rd line.

If Spirensis refers to Speyer, FamilySearch has a family named Rebmann on the Speyer film, which is found in Das Telefonbuch, but Repmang and Repmaus are not found there at all.

As always, thanks for your help.

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Friday, November 11th 2016, 10:17am

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nicolai Repmang (or Repmaus)
Hello Chris,

it is nicolai Repmans, the genitive form of nominative Nicolaus Repman. Repman is an occupation name, a compositum of Rebe and Mann (vine and man), meaning vintner/winegrower. Todays Rebmann and former Repman are meaning the same.

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Friday, November 11th 2016, 3:38pm

Hallo Chris
Ich kann keinen Wohnort (Ortschaft) "Buchenfeld" finden.
Vieleicht ein Schreibfehler in der Urkunde ?
Gruss didirich

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Friday, November 11th 2016, 5:10pm

Chris:
just 3 words:
l. 1 matriu is short for matrimonium
l. 4 affistente must be assistente
l. 5 propratore must be propraetore
MfG, J. Steffen

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Friday, November 11th 2016, 6:35pm

Hello Chris,

1702. 3 Augusti matriu (= matrimonium) inierunt Joannes Georgius Eysinger [ex] buchenfeld
franco legitimus christiani Eysingers pie defuncti, et maria catharina
relicta et legitima nicolai Repmans civis ante hae Spirensis bene-
dicente et assistente Antonio Schaffmaister. P. Testantibus. D.(Dr.?) Wilhelmo
menrath propraetore et nicolao brinckman.

Note: Buchenfeld ( beech field) may be a village or only a location. There is e.g. a part of Pforzheim alled Buchenfeld. http://www.wg-gesucht.de/1-zimmer-wohnun…ld.1204611.html.

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Sunday, November 20th 2016, 10:49pm

Many thanks to all for your help.

Our cousin believes that "buchenfeld franco" indicates that Buchenfeld would be located in a place under French administration in 1702. He also found a street "Im Buchenfeld, 66687 Wadern-Löstertal, Saarland. Does anyone know where the borders were then? Could it possibly include Alsace-Lorraine and was translated to Champ d'hêtre in French? There's not much on the subject on Google.

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Monday, November 21st 2016, 12:23am

hello Chris,

there is an Oberes Buchenfeld (upper beechfield) part of 77736 Zell am Harmersbach, not far away from Alsace, but never French. https://www.viamichelin.de/web/Karten-St…m%20Harmersbach

and there is a Buchfeld part of the community of Wachenroth in Frankonia (Bavaria).
http://franken-wiki.de/index.php/Buchfeld_(Wachenroth).

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