Re: Old German script (was INTRO: Researching JACOB ... ) #germany
Nicole Heymans <nheymans@...>
There was an interesting recent exchange involving Michael Bernet and
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Roger Lustig (among many others); the subject was originally umlaut's but there were also details on identifying i's, u's and n's in a zigzag. Try looking up umlaut and/or Sutterlin in the discussion group archives. Also, if you are looking for specific names, try _writing_ them in the old German script and looking at the result, rather than attempting to decipher the script >from scratch. Then try to recognize frequent words such as "aus", "ledig", "wohnhaft". Go over and over the same page until words begin to appear. Good luck, Nicole Heymans, Brussels, Belgium <nheymans@...> Julian Reinheimer Northridge, California julianolgar@... wrote:
I also need help in translating handwritten (script) death
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