Birth and Baptismal Certificate (Geburts und Taufschein) for Elisabeth Hacker
FrakturItem Info
Language: German
Weiser Number: 343
Physical Description: Leaf
Material: Wove paper; watercolor; ink
Transcription:
Disen beyden Ehegatten Als \ Adam Hacker und seiner ehelichen \ Hausfrau Elisabeth eine gebohrne \ Weidman ist eine Tochter zur welt \ gebohren den 23ten Tag Februar im \ Jahr unsers Herrn 1773 Diese Tochter\ ist gebohren in Cocalico Taun in Lancaster \ Caunty im Staat Pennsylvanien in \ Nord America und ist getauft worden \ und erhielt den Namen Elisabeth, \ den [blank Tag [blank] im Jahr [blank]
Translation:
To these two married people namely Adam Hacker and his lawful wife Elisabeth, a born Weidman, a daughter was born into the world on the 23rd day of February in the year of our Lord 1773. This daughter was born in Cocalico Town, in Lancaster County, in the state of Pennsylvania, in North America, and was baptized and received the name Elisabeth on the [blank] day in the year [blank].
Category: Birth and Baptismal Certificate (Geburts und Taufschein)
Media Type: Manuscripts
Source: Rare Book Department
Notes:
Hand-drawn; hand-colored; hand-lettered. The text in Fraktur extends across the entire document. It is framed by a decorative triangular border. Apparently the text portion was cut from a larger Birth and Baptismal Certificate; see FLP 1050 for an example of a complete version by Huth.
Associated Names: Weidman, Elisabeth
Bibliography:
"Abraham Huth" in Russell D. and Corinne P. Earnest, Papers for Birth Dayes: Guide to the Fraktur Artists and Scriveners (East Berlin, Pa.: Russell D. Earnest Associates, 1997), 2nd ed., vol. 1, pp. 425-427.
Creation Place Town/Township: Creation Place Note:Based on location of birth
Region/County:Lancaster
City/Town/Township:Cocalico Township
State/Province:Pennsylvania
Creation Year (Single Year or Range Begin): ca. 1810
Image Dimensions Width: 15.1 cm
ShelfMark: FLP 1076
Creator Name: [Abraham Huth (active c. 1807-1830)] - Decorator
[Abraham Huth (active c. 1807-1830)] - Scrivener