This is the first of two pages of a more modern Family Registry that appears to have replaced the old pages around 1868. (The images can be opened in their own windows A and B for convenience.) Bayerl is spelled without the umlaut. All this information has been transferred to the Interactive Family Tree. Recall that this Andreas is the son of Rupert who died at age 30. Andreas and Genovefa had a large extended family around them including unmarried sisters with children. Andreas's brother Joseph moved across the village to house number 50 with his own family.
Notice that by 1879, the head of the household is Jakob Loeschauer who has married Marianna Baÿerl, the illegitimate daughter of Andreas' sister, Katharina Bayerl and Granddaughter of Rupert. By 1913, it appears there are no more Bayerls in the house.
Comment: I think all the entries on this page were written by the same hand. When the family names are written in a Latin hand, the spelling is Andreas Bayerl, but when written in German script, it is Marrianna Baÿerl. There are other examples on the facing page.
Below is the facing page of this registry entry to demonstrate the variety of family living in #33a. Note the asterisk next to #3 Marianna that refers to the first page entry. Let me know if you want a higher resolution image.
