Help reading more old German script - 1882 record - Please

[davecapps]

Vorgelesen, genehmigt und von der Auguste Schornstaedt
wegen Schreibensunkunde unterkreuzt und
von den Anderen erschienen unterschrieben
Schulz,    xxx Handzeichen der Auguste Schulz geb. Schornstaedt
Mech    Wandersee

Auguste was illiterate

---------signed, due to illiteracy, by Auguste Schornstaedt with hand marked crosses
and signed from the others
Schulz,    xxx handsign Auguste Schulz nee Schornstaedt
Mech    Wandersee

[AcadianJoan]

Thanks a bunch Dave!!

 

[davecapps]

This is an excerpt from a marriage cert
Friedrich Mittelstaedt
and
Bertha Schornstaedt

another child from Auguste??

[AcadianJoan]

Could be Dave. Thanks!! You're just scrolling through the Roschutz book?

That seems like something I should be doing!

[davecapps]

Found her here actually
https://serwer1735115.home.pl/wyszukiwarka/

change language to English and search for Schornstaedt

[AcadianJoan]

Thanks. I went there and did it. I see a number of individuals I can look into. Cool!

[AcadianJoan]

Hi Dave. It seems likely that Bertha is the daughter of the Auguste I am researching. I found and can read most of the record. But I'm stuck on the word I've circled. It looks like Auguste's surname is spelled two ways and the circled word explains this. Can you please decipher it? Thanks!!

I plan to look into the other Schornstadt individuals I found on the Pomorskie Indeksy site but one thing at a time!! Thanks for that link though, excellent resource!!

[davecapps]

unverehlichte Auguste Schornstädt
/ anders Schornstaedt

anders = otherwise

The Umlauts in German: Ä, Ö, Ü
can also be written as  Ä=AE, Ö=OE, Ü=UE

[AcadianJoan]

Thanks Dave!! We were so close!! We had figured out a_d_r_ but we could not complete the puzzle! That makes perfect sense though. We are very familiar with the ae Umlaut variation.

I found individuals on the Pomorskie Indeksy site using both variants of the surname.