Can You Read It?
This entry comes the record of baptisms in Tjarstad, Ostergotland, Sweden in 1822.
Go ahead and post a guess.
Labels: handwriting
posted by Michael John Neill at
9:15 AM
16 February 2007
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I'm a genealogy researcher, writer and speaker who is still looking for the answer to several family history questions. I also give family history seminars and lectures on a variety of genealogy topics.
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3 Comments:
Sara Larsd=/ is the closest I can get to transcribing each symbol. Sara Larsdatter would be the full name, if not abbreviated.
Sara Larsdr=. (or something very close to =.). The =. indicates an abbreviation has been done for dotter.
I believe it is Sara Larsden
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