Sources: Rafal Marynowicz
Child(ren):
Bastian Kehl
Sources: Author: Bennett, Susan, Title: "Pedigree Resource File - Bennett Jan 12 2019," (Publication location: Salt Lk. City, UT, Publisher: FamilySearch," Publication date: xvii Jan MMXIX), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:32LT-G91
"Bastian Kehl gen. Weber 1578 - Sex Male Birth 1578 Death Mehlis, Sachsen, Deutschland
Wife
Anna Weber"
I have no idea what the abbreviation gen. means. Does it mean Bastian Kehl was a general weaver by trade? Is there a book of abbreviations used by family historians? If such a book exists, I wish to add such a book to my personal library. Batian Kehl married Anna Weber. Does gen. mean Bastian adopted the name Weber as his own family name? Does gen. mean Weber was his birth family name that he later changed it to Kehl or his family name was changed for him to Kehl? Is gen. equivalent to the French masculine né (ne in English)? Possibly someone abbreviated the German geboren to gen., but geboren is usually abbreviated geb. Someone please help. - D. A. Navorska - New Year Eve MMXX - in proximo Grove, OK.
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