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BIOGRAPHIE: Record shows Wenzel was blind when son Georg was married in1835.The Helgets House No. 13 in Natchetin in Land Registers
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12.1.1800 - The house # 13 in Natschetin was sold by the father Anton Helget to his son Wenzl Helget.. The price was 200 guldens C.W. including the accessories, 2 oxen, 1 bull, 2 cows, 1 calf, 2 wagons, a plough. The seller reserved a dwelling for himself and his wife until their death and annually: 1 strich wheat, 4 strichs rye, 3 strichs barley, 1 str. oats, fourth part of hay and third part of secondgrass, then a part of yield from the garden. At the end of the contract, there is a possible mistake, made by the scriber : The seller is called Adam Helget and not Anton as at the beginning.
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- Wenzl Helget and Anna assigned the house and farm to their son Wenzl Helget, including all rights and liabilities. The price of 720 guldens C.W. included 2 oxen, one cow, 1 calf, 2 sheep, 2 wagons, 2 ploughs. The buyers took over the obligation to pay the dowry to Franz and Margaretha Helget in amount of 100 guldens and one cow. Cash payment was 500 guldens, the rest of 120 guldens was payable at sight. The seller owed 9 Mass rye and four Mass barley to the Contribution Funds of the Teinitzer Dominion. The new proprietor took over the farmstead on St. Georges Day and he was obliged to provide all sustenance of the old masters of the farm until the St. Jamess Day 1847 (i.e. after harvesting). Annually on the St. Jamess Day the sellers reserved for themselves 2 strichs wheat, 6 strichs rye, 3 strichs oats and 15 strichs potatoes, two Kraut-beds, two beds of potatoes in the plot above the garden, third part of fruit., 60 sheafs of long straw for one cow, 30 sheafs fodder-straw, all green-fodder from the meadow from the well as far as to the Josefs Rothmayer plot, hay from the barn to the Antons Helget cottage, .... place in the barn, place in the stable, one fathom of wood.
Note: Wenzel Helgets wife was Magdalena Uhl from Raschnitz. Note:
In 1867 Wenzel Helget and his wife bought about 1 Joch 600 sq. Klf. of fields from the Andreass Rothmayer farm No. 21 at 367 gulden.
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In connection with this record and in the whole Land register, there is no mention about George Helget, who was Wenzels brother. In 1855 when Margaretha Helget died, he was tenant of the house No. 17 in Natschetin. After emigration of his son Wenzel Helget (* 1843), the widowerprobably moved to Trohatin No. 30 - the Kiefners house, where he died in 1870. Kiefners wife was Katharina Helget, daughter of Anton Helget of Trohatin. It was not clear from your information, but I assume, that Anton Helget in Trohatin and Wenzl Helget in Natschetin were brothers. I think that the family links of the Helgets should be more studied in vital registers.
Manfred
Kolbeck
