[1]

Nuzban.

[2]

Surname Gerjung is entered, but Garion is definitely meant.

[3]

#14 One letter of Anna Elisabeth's surname is illegible because there is a straight dividing line.

[4]

In Russian, Johannes Christian Feler is simply written here. German it can be either Völler, Feller or Fehler.

[5]

Falmer is registered. Same problem as surname Feler. German can be either Fallmer or Vollmer.

[6]

Nuzban.

[7]

The surname Stertzer is always entered as Sterzer. In earlier entries I have also entered Sterzer and not Stertzer.

[8]

The date is only on the left, missing in the text.

[9]

There is a note: because of third-degree relationship, the bishop allows the sacrament of matrimony to be administered.

[10]

In the text on the left it says in the branch church, but in which church? So is not registered. Because the young people come from Graf and there is a note in the text about the branch church, I entered Graf. Rohleder is not a branch church and duke? I can't imagine.

[11]

Only "in the branch church" is entered. So it is not registered in which church. I entered Herzog because all surnames come from Herzog.

[12]

Because of the fourth-degree relationship, Bishop Ferdinand Kahn issued permission for the administration of the sacrament under number 35 on February 3, 1860.

[13]

Sieve is entered. But the priest wrote German instead of Russian letters. So sieves. But that's also wrong since "n" is missing. Sieben is correct.

[14]

#19 Because of the relationship of the 4th degree, extra permission from Bishop Ferdinand Kahn on January 26, 1862.

[15]

Due to the 4th degree relationship (3rd degree cousins), extra permission was granted by Bishop Ferdinand Kahn on January 5th, 1863 under number 12.

[16]

Franz Wagner s/o Anton Wagner & Anna Maria Kenner

[17]

If this is Barbara Geier she is widow of a Schuvie

[18]

Parents from Loius. Was in 1850 but not 1857 census. No obvious candidate for 1st husband in Mareintal, perhaps Quint in Loius 57-199

[19]

#17 Because of the 3rd degree relationship (Cosins 2nd degree) extra permission was granted by Bishop Vincent Lipski on January 20th, 1868 under number 35.

[20]

Because of the 4th degree relationship (3rd degree cousins), extra permission was granted by Bishop Vincent Lipski on January 18, 1868 under number 34.

[21]

Because of the 3 degree relationship (Cosins 2 degree), extra permission was granted by Bishop Vincent Lipski on November 8th, 1868 under number 301.

[22]

Because of the 4th degree relationship (3rd degree cousins), extra permission was granted by Bishop Vincent Lipski on January 18, 1869 under number 34.