It could be a memorial stone erected at the site of an accident.
Southern_Meaning4942 on
The inscription translates to “Here two good comrades parted ways
It commemorates a Forstwart (forest warden) and a Hausmeister, from what I can make out (steward).
Maybe an accident happened but anyway, someone died.
generic_Accountname1 on
I’ll be damned, is this the origin of “trafen sich zwei jäger, beide tot.”?
FriendlyGuyyy on
So u found a tombstone, can u please tell me whats so special about it?
Bubbly_Pin3992 on
I just stumbled upon this post by chance.
I grew up in the place where the memorial stone stands and my grandfather once told me that at this point the lower person was shot by the person mentioned above by a tragic accident.
I think the person who was shot is even my grandfather’s grandfather.
RandomDings on
Hier trennten sich zwei gute Kameraden
Forstwirt G. Spielberger
Haumeister ✝️ F. Mayer 24.2.1954
Translates to:
Here two good comrades parted ways
Forester G. Spielberger
Woodcutter ✝️ F. Mayer 24.2.1954
I am not 100% sure about the date, but it seems that a man called G. Spielberger who was a forester lost his good friend F. Mayer who was a woodcutter at that location on the 24th of February 1954.
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It could be a memorial stone erected at the site of an accident.
The inscription translates to “Here two good comrades parted ways
It commemorates a Forstwart (forest warden) and a Hausmeister, from what I can make out (steward).
Maybe an accident happened but anyway, someone died.
I’ll be damned, is this the origin of “trafen sich zwei jäger, beide tot.”?
So u found a tombstone, can u please tell me whats so special about it?
I just stumbled upon this post by chance.
I grew up in the place where the memorial stone stands and my grandfather once told me that at this point the lower person was shot by the person mentioned above by a tragic accident.
I think the person who was shot is even my grandfather’s grandfather.
Hier trennten sich zwei gute Kameraden
Forstwirt G. Spielberger
Haumeister ✝️ F. Mayer 24.2.1954
Translates to:
Here two good comrades parted ways
Forester G. Spielberger
Woodcutter ✝️ F. Mayer 24.2.1954
I am not 100% sure about the date, but it seems that a man called G. Spielberger who was a forester lost his good friend F. Mayer who was a woodcutter at that location on the 24th of February 1954.
Edit: It seems to say Haumeister not Baumeister.