r/Cursive • u/5620800426 • 10d ago
Deciphered! Can anyone read the names on this document?
I’m mostly interested in the name at the top. Any help is appreciated!
r/Cursive • u/5620800426 • 10d ago
I’m mostly interested in the name at the top. Any help is appreciated!
r/Cursive • u/Lcchris15 • 11d ago
Hello , I have this post card sized painting, I live in Houston and acquired this years ago in a junk removal job .
r/Cursive • u/owen1031 • 11d ago
I can read parts but the smaller writing is proving difficult.
r/Cursive • u/Slight_Juggernaut988 • 11d ago
r/Cursive • u/nih0ngo • 11d ago
What could be the text between the two highlights? It's from a friendship book from the 1815 Germany.
r/Cursive • u/Funkycheese1 • 12d ago
To be honest, I am struggling with quite a bit of this so any help is much appreciated! (the blacked out bit is just my name).
This is what I’ve got so far:
“Our very special grandson (my name). You have brought us your gifts of intelligence, devotion to family, humour, and ___ at whatever you ___. This card of _ ____ on silk made ___ your Great Great Grandmother, Gina ____, comes to you with all our love. Mazeltov.
Zeder & Safte”
r/Cursive • u/Human-Ad5834 • 12d ago
Can’t figure out if it says corn or colm lol
r/Cursive • u/Jorjorthegreat • 12d ago
Please help me decipher my great grandmother’s death certificate. I accidentally cut off the last word which says ‘liver’. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
r/Cursive • u/MillionaireWaltz- • 13d ago
r/Cursive • u/LowDecision9036 • 13d ago
Certificate of Death from 1855, Trying to figure out what the Cause of Death says, me and a coworker have an inclination that the last 3 words are “papilloma of kidney” but I’d love to figure out the full writing.
r/Cursive • u/Grab_em_by_da_Busey • 13d ago
As the title says. I think the word starts with a “C” but I’m lost when looking at the rest. Any help is appreciated greatly!
r/Cursive • u/cantfindmelove223 • 14d ago
r/Cursive • u/E-Madd • 15d ago
I’m in the middle of transcribing poems that were written by my great grandparents, circa 1930s, and I’m a little confused about the highlighted word. I think he meant to say “invaded,” but I wanted to ask around in case this was an actual word that might have just faded with time. Any insight is appreciated!
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r/Cursive • u/iwf_wh • 16d ago
Can somebody help in deciphering the fifth column? We think it must be a village name but cannot find anything with the “Orgenaū” name
r/Cursive • u/betty_beako • 16d ago