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Record · Civil register of births

Birth of Hanna Marrow

Reference: NA/REG/B/1981/1654491

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Register of Births · District of Bergberg · 1981

No.When bornNameSexFatherMotherRegistrar
165449131 July 1981Hanna MarrowFViktor Marrow, architectNadja KillfeldRegr.

Entry B-1654491. Other entries on this page are withheld from the digitised image.

Register page, digitised. The entry concerned is shown; other entries on the page are masked. A transcription follows.

Transcription

Name
Hanna Marrow
Sex
Female
Born
31 July 1981
Place
Bergberg, The Capital District
Father
Viktor Marrow, architect
Mother
Nadja Killfeld, shopkeeper
Occupation in later life
architect

The register of births enters the name, sex, date and place, and the parents with their occupations as given at the time of registration. Occupations are not updated.

Hand of the district clerk; consolidated at the Archive. No marginal notes.

Related records

ReferenceDescriptionDate
NA/REG/M/2012/0766261Marriage to Martin Grau (husband, accountant, born 1977) at Bergberg12 January 2012
NA/REG/B/2021/2042122Birth of Milo Grau at Bergberg; other parent Martin Grau28 February 2021

The place given is the place of the ceremony, not of residence.

Issue as entered in the register of births, cross-referenced to this entry.

Register of deaths

No death is entered. The person is living, aged 45, occupation architect. The entry is open. The Archive completes it when the district clerk returns the death.

Family tree

Family tree of Hanna Marrow: three generations up, two down
Through the father
  • paternal grandfather: Ludwig Marrow, 1919 to 1995, printer, of Bergberg
  • paternal grandmother: Rosa Teltnur, 1918 to 1999, railwayman, of Bergberg
Through the mother
  • maternal grandfather: Gregor Killfeld, 1905 to 1985, labourer, of Bergberg
  • maternal grandmother: Klara Brenn, 1902 to 1954, railwayman, of Berging

The earlier generation is entered from the parents' own register entries.