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Title: German Birth Certificate
Post by: Wul on Friday 01 January 10 12:20 GMT (UK)
Hi

This is my mothers birth certificate I think, sadly I can't  read much German so could anyone help with a translation.

She was born in June 1930 in Heerlen Holland while her family where on holiday.

Thanks,

Wul
Title: Re: German Birth Certificate
Post by: SwissGill on Friday 01 January 10 18:15 GMT (UK)
Hi Wul

Yes, it's the registration of her birth of 24.6.1930, second child:

Lore Krabusch, born on 24.6.1930 in Heerlen, Holland, dated 26.6.1930 (signed) Registrar, 26.6.1930. (No signature apparent SwissGill)

Christened on 14th September 1930 in the (here a guess: Lutheran Church of Heerlen, Holland).

BTW, that'll larn me to not read posts properly, tried to search for the place in Germany first.

Hope this helps.
Title: Re: German Birth Certificate
Post by: Wul on Friday 01 January 10 20:55 GMT (UK)
Hi SwissGill

Thanks for the translation, my mother was born in Heerlen as I stated but her parents are German, she is the middle daughter of three girls. This is her with her mother and the bottom picture is her father on the right in Russia.

Wul
Title: Re: German Birth Certificate
Post by: Histres on Sunday 03 January 10 00:37 GMT (UK)
Hi Wul and hello Bethgem,

I hope you don't mind when I step in. But I can complete the information given in the bottom part of the birth certificate. It says: Lore Krabusch / Christened on 14th September 1930 in the rectory (that means in the dean's residence and definitely not in the church) of the Protestant Lutheran Parish of Heerlen - Holland by J.G. Kupfernagel (signature) - Minister.

Kind regards
Histres
Title: Re: German Birth Certificate
Post by: Wul on Sunday 03 January 10 09:50 GMT (UK)
Hi histres

Thanks to you and SwissGill for the translation, my mother passed away on 23rd of December 2009 and I want to try and build my German side of my family tree. The surname Krabush is not a very popular one compared to my grandmother who was a Hoffman, German genealogy is not as easy as finding my Scottish roots, I can go back to a John Graham born in 1671 near Langholm!

Thanks again,

Wul