VM86544

In Russian:

269

Состоялось в городе Люблин 22 июня (4 июля) 1873 года в 1 час дня.  Явился еврей: Лейб Вайсблех, жестянщик, 41 года, житель города Люблина, вприсутствии свидетелей Тобиаша Либермана, рабочего, 41 года и Якова Дукермана, рабочего, 53 лет, жителей города Люблина и предъявили нам девочку, объявляя, что она родилась в городе Люблин, в доме под номером 638 12 (24) марта 1870 года года в 2 часа дня от него и законной жены Неши, урожденной Гольдман, 36 лет.  Девочке этой дано имя Хая-Сура. Позднее заявление ничем не оправдано.  Акт сей присутствующим прочитан, ими и нами подписан, за исключением объявляющего - неграмотного.

 

Тобиаш Либерман  

Яков Дукерман

Чиновник гражданского состояния Подпись

Translated into English:

269

 

It took place in the city of Lublin on June 22 (July 4), 1873 at 1 pm. A Jew appeared: Leib Weisblech, a tinsmith, 41 years old, a resident of the city of Lublin, in the presence of witnesses Tobiash Lieberman, a worker, 41 years old, and Jacob Dukerman, a worker, 53 years old, residents of the city of Lublin, and showed us a girl, announcing that she was born in the city of Lublin, in house number 638 on March 12 (24), 1870, at 2 pm from him and Nesha's legal wife, née Goldman, 36 years old. This girl was given the name Haya-Sura. The later statement is not justified by anything. This act has been read by those present, they and we have signed, with the exception of the declarer - the illiterate.

 

 

 

Tobiash Lieberman

 

Jacob Dukerman

 

Civil Status Official Signature
Translated by Mishael Ryabinky

Hello
i have been researching the Heilbronner families who lived in Fellheim in the 1700’s. I have copies of records from the town history. Please contact me as  I would love an update on any additional Jewish history from that era  Including the synagogue history  

Joan Pollak 
jfpollak@.... 

Alan,
Ancestry has indexed the place name as Trzpowlas. There are dozens of places in present day Poland with names beginning Trz - from Trzciana to Trzyniec, but none them end with "las" as far as I can tell.
As for places that are presently in Ukraine or Belarus the Jewishgen Gazeteer does not find many.
I suggest you visit https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/LocTown.asp and search for places beginning Trz. You will get a list of 300 places. My best guess is Trzepowo. There are three places with that name, but they are all north or west of Warsaw.

Alternatively, do the same search on the Jewish Communities database at
https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/Search.asp
and come up with a list of only six places.

I hope this helps
Rodney Eisfelder
Melbourne, Australia

--
Helen Gardner

ancestral names, all from Poland, mostly Warsaw

AJGENGOLD/EIGENGOLD, BERCHOJER, BLANK, BIALOGORA, BLUMBERG, CHMIELNICKI, FELD, FERNEBOK/FERNSBUN, EDELMAN, FRYDMAN, GELDTRUNK, GURIN, ISSAKOWICH, LAKS, LERMAN, MALIS, MENDER/MONDER, MLYNARZ/MILLER, PODGORER/PODGORSKI, POPOWER, RAUTARBER/ROTGERBERG, RASTENBERG, POSSIBLY PRESSEIZEN

VM86459

In Russian:

268

Состоялось в городе Люблин 22 июня (4 июля) 1873 года в 1 час дня.  Явился еврей: Лейб Вайсблех, жестянщик, 41 года, житель города Люблина, вприсутствии свидетелей Тобиаша Либермана, рабочего, 41 года и Якова Дукермана, рабочего, 53 лет, жителей города Люблина и предъявили нам девочку, объявляя, что она родилась в городе Люблин, в доме под номером 638 15 (27) ноября 1868 года года в 6 часов утра от него и законной жены Неши, урожденной Гольдман, 36 лет.  Девочке этой дано имя Рухля-Лэя. Позднее заявление ничем не оправдано.  Акт сей присутствующим прочитан, ими и нами подписан, за исключением объявляющего - неграмотного.

 

Тобиаш Либерман  

Яков Дукерман

Чиновник гражданского состояния Подпись

 

Translated into English:

268

It took place in the city of Lublin on June 22 (July 4), 1873 at 1 pm. A Jew appeared: Leib Weisblech, a tinsmith, 41 years old, a resident of the city of Lublin, in the presence of witnesses Tobiash Lieberman, a worker, 41 years old, and Jacob Dukerman, a worker, 53 years old, residents of the city of Lublin, and showed us a girl, announcing that she was born in the city of Lublin, in house number 638 on November 15 (27), 1868 at 6 a.m. from him and Nesha's legal wife, née Goldman, 36 years old. This girl was given the name Rukhlya-Lay. The later statement is not justified by anything. This act has been read by those present, they and we have signed, with the exception of the declarer - the illiterate.

 

 

 

Tobiash Lieberman

 

Jacob Dukerman

 

Civil Status Official Signature
Translated by Michael Ryabinky

VM85357

In Russian:

296

Гинда Вайсблех.

Состоялось в городе Люблин 27 апреля (10 мая) 1912 года в 9 часов утра.  Явился еврей: Герш Вайсблех, торговец, 34 лет, житель города Люблина, вприсутствии свидетелей Мошки Фридмана, поденщика, 73 лет и Шимона Менделейля, домовладельца, 60 лет, жителей города Люблина и предъявили нам девочку, объявляя, что она родилась в городе Люблин, в доме под номером 155 10 (23) марта прошлого года года в 8 часов утра от него и законной жены Цивии, урожденной Лерман, 28 лет.  Девочке этой дано имя Гинда. Позднее заявление ничем не оправдано.  Акт сей присутствующим прочитан, ими и нами подписан.

 

Герш Вайсблех

Мошка Фридман  

Шимон Менделейль

Чиновник гражданского состояния Подпись

Translated into English:

296

Ginda Weisblech.

It took place in the city of Lublin on April 27 (May 10) 1912 at 9 am. A Jew appeared: Gersh Weisblech, a merchant, 34 years old, a resident of the city of Lublin, in the presence of witnesses Moshka Fridman, a day laborer, 73 years old, and Shimon Mendeleil, a homeowner, 60 years old, residents of the city of Lublin and presented us with a girl, announcing that she was born in the city of Lublin, in the house at number 155 on March 10 (23) last year at 8 o'clock in the morning from him and his legal wife, Tsivia, nee Lerman, 28 years old. This girl was given the name Ginda. The later statement is not justified by anything. This act was read to those present, they and we signed.

 

Gersh Weisblech

Moshka Friedman

Shimon Mendeleil

Civil Status Official Signature
Translated by Michael Ryabinky

Emily

The thread of this discussion is  a Researcher in Latvia and not a Guide.  You said you second the suggestion so perhaps it was another thread relating to a Guide in Latvia.Thank you for your recommendation. Do you have his contact details. Another good guide is Elina Spungina who has a car. Aleksandrs Feigmanis is also a good guide but does not have his own car which adds to the expense.  As I love chocolate it would be great to meet Alexander Sigmanis.

Arlene Beare UK

Co-Director Latvia Research Division

Translation:

“Memory of Babi Yar. Book Martyrology "/ Compiled by V. A. Zgursky. Kiev: newspapers "Time of Silence" and "Young Guard". 1991. S. 862. "Babi Yar: The Book of Memory" / Compiled by IM Levitas. Kiev: Steel, 2005.S. 350

Translated by Michael Ryabinky

Thank you so much David. 

Do you have any idea of the kind of information held in the Préfecture archive? 
I have looked in specific "registres" but NOT in the Décennale tables.  I will try!
Best to all, David SELIG

Frank, What is an APOSTILLE and who is the appropriate authority to issue one?

Rich Meyersburg
Laurel, MD

I've posted two vital records in Russian on ViewMate. I would be very grateful for translation of names, dates, occupations and places.

They are on ViewMate at the following addresses:

birth registration for Maryia GOLDBERG : https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM86647
death registration for Toba GOLDBERG : https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM86648

Please respond using the online ViewMate form.

Thank you very much for any assistance

Robyn Dryen
Sydney, Australia

Hello all,
I would appreciate translation of this record as it means very much to me. The record is in Russian and Yiddish or Hebrew I believe.
This is the death record of my 3rd great grandmother Liba Friedman 1825-1886. She was from Pasvalys.




Thank you all for your time and happy Yom Kippur,
Elani Joseph

Hi to Vivs Laliberte (and everyone else who will read this).

I don't think I've seen anyone try to read the wife's birthplace -- which looks to me like "Pashika, Poland, Russia".

The JewishGen Gazetteer  -- here: https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/LocTown.asp -- lists rather-more-than-one place name in Eastern Europe from a phonetic search for "Pashika".

I (myself) would have guessed the most-likely candidate to be a "Pasika" (other names/spellings given are "Kishkhidveg" (from Hungarian?) and "Paseka" -- but that place (now in Ukraine) seems to be hundreds of miles (and more kilometers from Slutsk; I see listed in Belarus (Slutsk is in Belarus) 3 different "Paseka"s, 1 "Paseki", and 1 "Pasiki" [Shrug}.

I don't really know Belarus geography (and am barely better about Eastern European geography more-generally) -- but maybe someone here could figure out which near-"Pashika" would have been closes to Slutsk (or otherwise provide an opinion about where the wife's "Pashika" would have been?

Good Luck to you, Vivs Laliberte.

Ethan Kent -- in New York City.

You are absolutely right.
DNA is a wonderful way to find relatives. I have.
What do I have to hide.
I am not a murderer I am just me.
Esther.

I believe my great grandmother, Sheindel WEISEL is referenced in this ship manifest on row 6.   Even though the country is listed as 'Russland', I think she was from what was known as Galicia Austria at the time ( 1889)., now part of the Ukraine.  The name of the city in column 5, where she had lived, is where  I am stuck.  Perhaps someone can help.  Thanks in advance .

Alan Moskowitz
New Jersey

Avivah,

Try searching this database:

Canada Passenger Lists, 1881-1922

https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1823240

Regards,

Sherri Bobish

--
Martin Fischer
Vice President-Publicity
Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois

JGSI website: https://jgsi.org

Another aspect to this query: I sent an update a year or two ago and it hasn't been processed.

Will this eventually be processed, and if so, when? and if not, when should I send a new update?

Nicole Heymans, near Brussels, Belgium

Names LEHMANN, LIEBES, KUGELMANN, SCHLESINGER, EICHALD, FRANK, HIRSCH, WÖLFING, NAFTALI

According to JRI-Poland, this is the record of the marriage, on 11 January 1898, of Chaim Mendel JARECKI and Nicha GELBFISZ. I would love to get as complete a translation as possible of this document, including names of witnesses, indication of any previous marriages, and some idea as to whether the religious marriage might have taken place some time before - or soon before - the date of this civil registration.