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An Ancestral Evidence Booklet Belonging to Helga Paustian

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An Ancestral Evidence Booklet Belonging to Helga Paustian

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An Ancestral Evidence Booklet Belonging to Helga Paustian

This is an extremely well preserved “Ahnenpaß” (Ancestral Booklet) belonging to Helga Christine Charlotte Paustian, born on July 11, 1927 in Bad Oldesloe to her father Wilhelm Emil Paustian, and her mother, Frieda Elisa Paustian (maiden name Metzger), and raised as an evangelic Lutheran. The booklet features 36 neatly written and clearly legible entries of her family’s heritage on her father’s and mother’s side, with the earliest birthdate being in 1760. All entries are validated for their correctness by the registrar of Bad Oldesloe with a signature and date when it was signed. The booklet has a total of 40 pages, of which not all are filled. It measures 213 mm x 152 mm, and is in near mint condition overall.