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An Austrian Ancestral Evidence Booklet Belonging to Ingrid Schwartzer

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An Austrian Ancestral Evidence Booklet Belonging to Ingrid Schwartzer

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An Austrian Ancestral Evidence Booklet Belonging to Ingrid Schwartzer

This is an extremely well preserved “Ahnenpaß” (Ancestral Booklet) belonging to Ingrid Waltraud Dietlinde Schwartzer, born on January 23rd, 1938 (note, that “January” is spelled “Januar” in German, however, Austrians spell it “Jänner”) in Wien (Vienna, Austria), to her father Karl Schwartzer, and her mother, Leopoldine Pelauschek, and was raised evangelical (baptized on February 29, 1938). The booklet features 48 neatly written and mostly legible entries of her family’s heritage on her father’s and mother’s side, with the some records dating back 150 years. It measures 205 mm x 135 mm; and is in near mint condition.