Seeking translation help for location

[netengler]

Hello,
Can anyone help with translation of the location of the father of the groom in the 29 Jun 1756 marriage record for Michael Glaser, surviving legitimate unmarried son of Adam Glaser Burger and Bauer in ALDINGEN, Du__linge_ (?) Amt with Agnes Killinger in Wildberg? The record is in Band 7 / Eheregister 1739-1807, Page 18 on Film, Page 27 in Book, 7th Entry on Right Hand Page. And here is a link to the record.

Michael Glaser & Agnes Killinger Marriage

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I can't seem to find a location Du_linge_ on Myers. My suspicion is that the village is ALTINGEN, south of Herrenberg, based on where the other families were from but the Amt name doesn't make sense.

Many thanks for any assistance!
Nancy Tengler

 

[netengler]

Follow up - I just found a potential match for Michael Glaser's baptism on FamilySearch in Aldingen, Spaichingen, Württemberg. The father's name is correct - Adam - and the date is consistent with Michael's age on his Wildberg death record. The film for Aldingen is on Archion under Dekanat Tuttlingen at this link - first entry on left hand page.

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So I now think the unknown word in the marriage record for Michael Glaser was Duttlingen = Tuttlingen.

Does that seem like a reasonable conclusion?

Thank you!
Nancy

 

[msiegle]

Aldingen Duttlinger Amts
>>Tuttlingen

This might be his baptism:

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[msiegle]

Hello,
Can anyone help with translation of the location of the father of the groom in the 29 Jun 1756 marriage record for Michael Glaser, surviving legitimate unmarried son of Adam Glaser Burger and Bauer in ALDINGEN, Du__linge_ (?) Amt with Agnes Killinger in Wildberg? The record is in Band 7 / Eheregister 1739-1807, Page 18 on Film, Page 27 in Book, 7th Entry on Right Hand Page. And here is a link to the record.

Michael Glaser & Agnes Killinger Marriage

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www.archion.de

I can't seem to find a location Du_linge_ on Myers. My suspicion is that the village is ALTINGEN, south of Herrenberg, based on where the other families were from but the Amt name doesn't make sense.

Many thanks for any assistance!
Nancy Tengler

sorry, I saw your post too late because still searching.
I agree completely.with you

Michael

 

[netengler]

Thank you Michael!