Okay, I think this is all of side one:
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Good that you show us the complete document. It shows that the author actually writes the same capital letters differently sometimes. For example see the word Nürnberg above: The capital N is different as the two N at Nürnberg below. Or for example the first name of the bride. I read: Anna Johanna Babetta Margarethe(a) Friederike(a) Schmidt. Look at the F and compare it with the name of the bridegroom Carl Friedrich or its father Josef Friedrich. And so is it also with Bauer, Bibliothekar; Babette and others yet.

B A U E R

BAUER means FARMER in german

could it be Bauer i think that is a b i hope that helps

Thanks very much for your help.

I think it is an "S" meaning the whole word is SAUR. Thank you. Merkel Walters

OOPS! Correction please. I meant to say Sauer
Thanks!! Merkel Walters