Corrections
Andreas Gregorzhizh ...
Sohn, Johann 12 Apr. '811 30 ??? ??? Hube?
do. Mathia ...
do. Andreas ...
Tochter, Anna 18. Apr. '809
unehel. T. [=uneheliche Tochter, =illegitimate daughter] Agnes am 17 Januar '840
dto Anna 26 April '842
...
Ursula, 2t. Ehe [=2nd marriage] ...
I think the struckout duplicate entry of Agnes is indicating that this child was originally recorded as Maria's daughter, but really was Anna's
In response to comments:
Re: 26 April 1842 - this birthdate belongs to Anna, a 2nd illegitimate daughter of Anna and sister to Agnes. Note the "dto" directly below the "unehel. T." of the previous line.
Re: Ursula - probably the 1st Andreas 2nd wife (given the usual format of these registers - Familienbuch is the name I am more familiar with). However, the date column is birth date in every other case, so I would look for the relevant death and marriage records for corroboration and sequence. I also considered the partial stroke through Ursula's name, deciding it was a slip of the pen, since it was not horizontal nor through the whole name and there was no accompanying correction or explanation.
Re: Re: Ursula - As suggested previously, other records helped explain the family structure and showed that Ursula is probably a DAUGHTER of the 2nd marriage of Andreas, that is, her parents were Andreas and Maria. That Andreas had been married previously was hinted by the fact that wife Maria would have been only 11 and 13 at the births of children Anna and Johann. BTW, the Status Animarum records should be treated more like parish censuses than a compendium of family events: The births register includes children of Andreas and his 1st wife Luzia Semezouka? Semnitz? Semniz? (different spellings in different entries) that are not in the household of the 1st image posted, including triplets born in 1818 (Martin, Michael and an earlier Ursula).