Hello: Could I please get help reading one more document? (German genealogy is very new to me.)
Sorry, to make it <80 KB, i had to cut it in 2.
I see (#1): "Jacob Faüser Grenadier (brügdar?) (obri?) Wachtmeister von (Cranzburg.?) Compagnie, (ein Wittwer ?)
Meistar dass Schuhmachers HandWerkes."
(#2): "Johana, (Wejl.?) Gottlieb Maürers (gelt___?) (Cergers?) und Schuhmachers (all___?) (S_____?) Wittib."
Thank you! 
Hallo
hier zu 2:
Johana, Weÿl:
Gottlieb Mau-
rers gewesenen
Bürgers und Schuh-
machers allhier
hinterlaßene
Wittib
1):
Jacob Bausen
Grenadier bey der
Obrist Wachtmeister
von Cranzburg[ischen]
Compagnie,
ein Wittwer, Mei-
ster deß Schuh-
macher Hand
werkes."
Thank you so much, J. Steffen and Henrywilhelm! 
1. "Grenadier bei der Obrist Wachtmeister"-- Jacob was a grenadier and sergeant, for the colonel?
2. "Allhier hinterlassene"-- ?
Again, thank you, and many regards!
Yes, Jacob was a Grenadier. He served in a company whose chief was the Obristwachtmeister "Von Cranzburg" (that's how I do understand). "Obristwachtmeister" was later on called "Major".
"Allhier hinterlassen" means: "left behind here" (in this case as a widow)
(But maybe Detlef05 knows better 
)
I'll try to translate you the two entries:
1.
Dt.: Jacob Bausen, Grenadier bey der Obrist Wachtmeister von Cranzburg[ischen] Compagnie, ein Wittwer, Meister deß Schuhmacher Handwerkes.
En.: Jacob Bausen, serving as grenadier in the Compagnie of Major "von Cranzburg". He is a widower and master shoemaker.
2,
Dt.: Johana, Weÿl: Gottlieb Maurers gewesenen Bürgers und Schuhmachers allhier hinterlaßene Wittib.
En.: Johanna, widow of the already passed-away citizen and shoemaker Gottlieb Maurer (who died or at least lived in the end of his life in the same town/place where Johanna lived at the time of this entry)
