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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 5/1/2024 12:46 PM
Family Surname:
Country: Poland
Town: chelm

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hello. i would like to get translation of this wedding record with emphasis on the geneology details - parents, wife, children, dates. thank you

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5/1/2024 6:32 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

The scan is already at 100% and not able to be enlarged, and it's a bit hard to read in places.

Place and date of marriage registration: Chełm, 10 (Julian) /22 (Gregorian) May 1859.

Rabbi: Chaim Hersz GOLDSZTEJN.

Groom: Moszek SZPARER?, single, aged 25, living in Chełm, ?born (I can't make out the note on the side as it's too small,l but it's an alteration to the word 'born') in Komarów to the deceased Wolf and Lipa? SZAPER.

Bride: Fajga BLAT, single aged 27, living in Chełm, daughter of the deceased Abram and Chaia Golda BLAT.

Witnesses to the registration: Lejb Hersz GOLDBLUM, bakalarz aged 68, and Lejzor Zysie RACHBIND, szkolnik aged 35, both living in Chełm.

Date of marriage: 10 (Julian) /22 (Gregorian) May 1859.

Banns: 25 April/7 May, 2/14 and 9/21 May 1859 in Chełm.

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Submitted by Doron Shafir