Help needed with 19th c German church records in Kurrent Schrift

Question

I have posted 8 clips from family Church records on my own Profile page.  I hope I can get help translating the Kurrent Schrift into either German or English. I recognize the names and locations, but I don't know how to interpret "all" the other words.

Thanks,

Karen

Comments

I couldn't see them when I went to your profile.  Assuming these are .jpgs or the like, you need to have them attached to someone the clip would be visible on. (I think that's how it works.)  I'll go check under images and edit this comment as needed.... Yes, a photo or document must be on an open or public profile for it to be visible to the general public.  So if you want help you'll gave to attach them to a profile in one of those categories.

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I see the problem--they are not visible in the "Private View".

I'm a newby to Wikitree and am finding various aspects quite confusing, despite being experienced in genealogical research and in tech.

I'll figure out how to make them public or ?@(? and get back to you.

Thanks,

Karen

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Here's a link for the alte Deutsche Schrift:

https://goo.gl/images/hk3mrP

Answer 1

Hi Karen,  I see this scenario created by many long-time WT members. An easy solution is to create a free space for uploading images to as it will likely be open or I would suggest green privacy.  Any images uploaded to that free space can then easily be displayed on profiles that are private but allow the biography section to be viewed.  If you use the public view tab on any profile it will usually show you what others can see.  I can create a free space for you if you need additional help drop me a note.

Any translation volunteers please look at them at open file cabinet.

Comments

David, I'd very much appreciate your creating a free space for me.

--Karen

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Hi, i started translating