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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 2/11/2026 3:54 PM
Family Surname: Szlakman and Brustman
Country: Poland
Town: Lubartow
Date of Image: 1871

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If it is possible to have a translation of the marriage document please.

The document is from the Polish archives.

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2/12/2026 10:58 AM

On October 22 (November 3), 1871, at 11:00 AM, the following appeared before the official of the Lubartov District Registry Office in the town of Lubartov:

Rabbi Bersk Kogan of Lubartov, accompanied by the groom, bride, and witnesses, and declared that the religious marriage had been performed on October 21 (November 3), 1871.

Bride: Pinkel Schlakman, 25 years old, resident of Lubartov, son of Schloma and the late Rifka (née Glasbrecher).

Bride: Hena Laja Brustman, 19 years old, resident of Lubartov, daughter of Moschka Berka and Zilja (née Bradmacher).

Witnesses from Lubartov:

Hescha Goninblum, 47 years old

Leibus Etin, 55 years old

The marriage was solemnized on October 2nd (14th), 9th (21st), and 16th (28th) at Lubertov.

No prenuptial agreement was signed.

Signed.

2/12/2026 10:59 AM

Recorded on Oct 23 Julian / Nov 3 Gregorian 1871
Rabbi Berek Kohn
Groom Yankel Shlyakman, 25, resident of Lubartow
Son of Shlomo and Ryzhka née Glyasbrekh, both deceased
Bride Khena Laya Brustman, 19, born and living in Lubartow
Daughter of Moshko Berko and Sima née Bradmakherov, living in Lubartow
Banns read on Shabbat Oct 2 / Oct 14, Oct 9 / Oct 21, Oct 16 / Oct 28
No objection was made

The names at the bottom left followed by ooo are the groom, bride, and bride’s father, but they didn’t sign and may have been illiterate. The rabbi and two witnesses signed on the bottom right.

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