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Group photograph from the wedding of Ludvík Parma, wedding group

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Name:: Group photograph from the wedding of Ludvík Parma, wedding group
Description:: Date: 19 November 1901
Place: Austria-Hungary, Kingdom of Bohemia, Černovice near Tábor, house no. 198
Coordinates: 49.37226,14.95976
Image: Group photograph from the wedding of Ludvík Parma (born 1872), c. & k. assistant of the Tobacco Monopoly in Tábor, son of a miller from Vackov, and Antonie Tůmová (born 1875), daughter of a master dyer and resident of Černovice.
The couple was married by the younger of the bride's brothers, Antonín (1873), chaplain in Lhenice.
Witnesses: the elder of the bride's brothers, Václav (1869), parish priest in Mladá Vožice; František Pěnka, administrator of the General Public Hospital in Tábor.
People in the upper row:
- centre: bride + groom
- from the left: groomsman (?); bride's sister Anna (1878); Černovice parish priest Ferdinand Hazuka; bride's sister Aloisie (1878); groomsman (?)
- from the right: bride's brother Antonín; couple (?); groomsman (?); groom's sister Antonie (1875, two days younger than the bride); couple in the background (?)
People in the lower row:
- from the left: 3 gentlemen in the background (?); part of the Plocek family—the bride's uncle Josef (1851), butcher and sausage maker in Tábor, with daughters Marie (1885) and Ludmila (1893) and son Josef (1887); behind them the bride's brother Václav; the Bárta family—the bride's sister Františka (1865) with her husband Hynek (1858), a coal merchant from Tábor, and children Marie (1888) and Otto (1891).
Compiled by: Prof. Dr. L. Parma, Vinné, SR. Thank you.
Year:: 1901
Author:: Šechtl & Voseček archive
(no closer identification)
Keywords:: skupina svatba
Material:: negative21x27 varnished
Categories:: Wedding group photographs
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Location:: 373

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