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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 5/8/2024 2:06 PM
Family Surname: zulank or CULANG
Country: Poland
Town: WARSAW
Date of Image: 1844

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Hello. This is the marriage record of my maternal grandfather, Gecel ZULANK, qui a épousé Ruchla-Laja GRONEMBERG en 1844 in Warsaw.

Could someone help me translate this text. Thank you in advance!

Michel Augarten

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5/8/2024 7:47 PM

Main details only. For more information about what the wording in a marriage record might refer to, you could look at this site:

https://forum.jri-poland.org/t/how-can-i-read-polish-language-birth-marriage-and-death-records/13581

Place and date of marriage registration: Warsaw, 2 October 1844.

I think the marriage was officiated by Jozek Abram OKRAGLIK?, bakalarz (not rabbi) aged 50, living at #2,103.

Groom: Gecel Zelmanowicz ZULANK (later in the record referred to as ZULANGK), single, aged 20, native of Warsaw, czapnik (cap maker) living at #2,415, son of Zelman ZULANK (deceased) and Sura z SZYNSON (maiden name?) aged 40, living with her son.

Bride: Ruchla Laja GRONEMBERG, single, living with her parents, native of Warsaw, aged 19, daughter of Laybka GRONEMBERG, handlarz (trader) aged 40, living at #2,103 and Cypra? z SZYMSIOW (maiden name?) aged 40.

Witnesses to the registration: Hersz GRANAT, jubiler (jeweller) aged 74, living at #1,865 and Moszek KORENBLUM, handlarz (trader) aged 23, living at 1,831.

Date of marriage: 27 August 1843.

Banns: 12, 19, 26 August 1843 in Warsaw.

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