I was reading an interesting article on the Plates of Hemmelskamp and came across a few words I cannot understand.
Christian Hinrich Plate was Maire of Hasbergen during the French period and was responsible to recruit soldiers for Napoleon's march on Russia. He is said to have advised those to be drafted:
“Gaht dr man erst is hen, un seht naher to, dat jt dr waller von afkaamt!”
Could someone knowing the dialect help me with that?
I am researching a Plate family (Harm Plate, m.1733 Gesche Backhaus) in Gemeinde Hasbergen, possibly in Varrelgraben or Iprump. If anyone has knowledge of this area and can help me locate sources, or knows of the family, I would much appreciate help.
He advised them to go (to the place of induction) and
then see to it that they get away from it.
Charlie
I was reading an interesting article on the Plates
of Hemmelskamp and came across a few words I cannot
understand.
Christian Hinrich Plate was Maire of Hasbergen
during the French period and was responsible to
recruit soldiers for Napoleon's march on Russia. He
is said to have advised those to be drafted:
�Gaht dr man erst is hen, un seht naher to, dat jt
dr waller von afkaamt!�
Could someone knowing the dialect help me with that?
I am researching a Plate family (Harm Plate, m.1733
Gesche Backhaus) in Gemeinde Hasbergen, possibly in
Varrelgraben or Iprump. If anyone has knowledge of
this area and can help me locate sources, or knows
of the family, I would much appreciate help.
Hugo Schroeder
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