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Andreas Dachsberger

abt 1880 (computed from age at death) – 13 November 1916

Died 13 November 1916 · wounded 28 October, died in the military hospital at Kronstadt, Romania

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At-a-glance facts

Record type

German Death Card

Date of death

13 November 1916

Date of birth

abt 1880 (computed from age at death)

Age at death

36 years

Place of death

military hospital at Kronstadt, Romania

The german death card

From the funeral card

Frommes Andenken im Gebete

an den ehrengeachteten

Herrn Andreas Dachsberger [?]

Gütler in Sorsbach, Pfarrei Pleiskirchen

Soldat bei d. 12. bayer. Inf.-Division

Infant.-Regmt. Nr. 26, 10. Kompagnie

welcher am 28. Oktober 1916 durch einen

Kopfschuß verwundet wurde und am 13 Nov.

1916 im Kriegslazarett zu Kronstadt im

Alter von 36 Jahren den Heldentod fürs

Vaterland starb.

Mein Jesus Barmherzigkeit! (100 Tg. Abl.)

B. Geiger, Mühldorf [?]

German card text transcribed from the card photograph; uncertain readings are marked [?]. An English translation is given in the research notes below. Sources differ between the card and the original submission; this record follows the card, and the submission's readings are preserved here: surname — the card reads "Dachsberger" while the submission recorded "Buchberger"; death date — the card reads "wounded 28 October 1916, died 13 November 1916 in the military hospital at Kronstadt" while the submission recorded "died 28 October 1916 in a casualty clearing station in Kronstadt".

Contributor's notes & card translation

Andreas Buchberger from Sorsbach, Bavaria. Soldier in 12. Bavarian Inf. Div., 26. Inf. Reg., 10. Komp. Died 28. October 1916 from a gunshot to the head in a casualty clearing station in Kronstadt, Romania.


English translation of the card text: A pious remembrance in prayer for the honourable Mr. Andreas Dachsberger, cottager in Sorsbach, parish of Pleiskirchen, soldier in the 12th Bavarian Infantry Division, Infantry Regiment No. 26, 10th Company, who was wounded by a shot to the head on 28 October 1916 and on 13 November 1916, in the military hospital at Kronstadt, died a hero's death for the fatherland at the age of 36. My Jesus, mercy! (100 days' indulgence.) These small prayer cards (Sterbebilder) were given to family and friends in the Roman Catholic tradition.

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Source & citation

Source type
Photograph & transcription
Provenance
From the Ancestors at Rest archive — founded 2004 by Brian and substantially built out across two decades by Lorine McGinnis Schulze of Olive Tree Genealogy.
Transcribed by
Ancestors at Rest archive — original contributor not recorded.
Last verified
2026-07-02
Permalink
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Image vs transcription
Both — photograph of the card and a transcription of its German text on this page

Citation: "German death card (Sterbebild) of Andreas Dachsberger, 12. bayer. Inf.-Division, Infant.-Regmt. Nr. 26, 10. Kompagnie, wounded 28 October 1916, died 13 November 1916 in the military hospital at Kronstadt, Romania," photographed and contributed to the Ancestors at Rest archive (https://ancestorsatrest.com/records/funeral-cards/dachsberger-andreas-1916/ : accessed [your access date]).

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