Neustadt an der Haardt was renamed Neustadt an der Weinstrasse 1930s; had been in former Kingdom of Bavaria (Bayern), before the creation of the federal state of the Rheinland-Pfalz within the country of Germany after WWII (temporarily West Germany before reunification in 1990).

Transcribed Church Record, names in Latin (Catholic) -- mother Protestant, father Catholic:

Name: Georgius Anslinger
Gender: Male
Baptism Age: 0
Birth Date: 29. Dezember 1882
Baptism Date: 14. Januar 1883
Baptism Place: Sankt Maria, Neustadt (a/d Haardt), Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Residence Place: Neustadt (a/d Haardt), Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
Father: Georgii Anslinger
Mother: Susannae Simon
FHL Film Number: 367738

Georg (the younger) was the 8th of 10 babies born to Georg Anslinger (1848-1917) & Susanna geb./née Simon (1846-1913).

Georg (b1882) married Christina Sauer & had one child by the time he served the Bavarian Crown in WWI, a second, Helmut Anslinger (b1921) died in WWII (d1944) is on the Kriegersdenkmal Sankt Martin (War Memorial). [His uncle, Eugen Anslinger (b1885), Georg's younger brother is also on the memorial as fallen, but in WWI (d1918). On Georg's WWI military roll, we learn he lived at Gerichtstraße #4 in Neustadt a/d Haardt -- one street from his parent's house on Rathausstraße in Old Town just below the slope of the mountainside vineyards -- where he was born & was a Rufer (literally a person calling, occupation meaning: Town Crier / Caller). A Caller is an officer a royal court or public authority who makes public pronouncements -- proclamations, local bylaws, market days, adverts -- as required.

Georg was alive to father Helmut in 1921 (Georg age 38) & possibly still to receive the announcement of his son Helmut's death in 1944 (Georg age 61), but we don't know exactly when Georg died.

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