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Item 818

I can make out Polster and Oberschützen, which is plenty to make me interested, but I can't read this style of handwriting. (I've tried various tutorials online, but they haven't really helped.) Can anyone transcribe the gist of this entry? (I can muddle through the translation myself.)

Elsa Rosa Polster, *10.Juni (June) 1900 in Nikalsdorferstraße 41, 5th district,

father:
Samuel Polster, Kaufmann (grocer)
*1.9.67 Oberschützen, Eisenburg, religion: evangelic
parents: Mathias Polster and Barbara Ratz

(Eisenburg was a administrativ district in the kk monarchy)

mother:
Maria, (maiden name) Binder, * 25.2.70 in Thening, Upper Austria, religion: evang.
parents: Franz Binder and Katharina Mittermayr.

godmother: Rosa Polster, cook, Nikalsdorferstr. 41

Thanks!
(How on Earth do you get Samuel out of that scribble? :-S )

It must feel like a little bit of heaven to find and definitely identify a child in one of these baptismal records: three generations in one, with birthdates and places for two of the generations...

(Some of the records I've had to work with managed to omit the bride's name from a marriage record, and even the ones that were "complete" only had the father's name, not the mother's.)

another detail:

Samuel and Maria married 1.9.95 "here" (same parish).

place of bapt.: seems to be "Gumpendorfer Kirche"

a little correction: it´s "Nikolsdorferstraße"