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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 2/25/2026 2:51 PM
Family Surname: Goldschmidt
Country: Germany
Town: Frankfurt Main
Date of Image: 3 June 1830

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Could anyone please provide me the translation of this death record from German to English? The source of this image is from Ancestry.

Thanking you
Brian Johnston
Sydney, Australia

Response

2/25/2026 3:29 PM

No. 463
Recorded in Frankfurt (B-XIIII)

GOLDSCHMIDT, Mr. Moses Salomon, local Jewish resident and merchant, a widower, died here on Langestrasse on Thursday, 3 June 1830, at 12:30 a.m. according to death certificate issued by [unrecognized name or abbreviation, looks like “Hesris”] Bögner

[unrecognized word or abbreviation, looks like “Weyl” – followed by two names that might be the deceased’s parents]: Salomon Michael Goldschmidt, formerly a local merchant, and his deceased wife Fradche née Goldschmidt.

[unrecognized word or abbreviation, looks like “C?xl”] approx. 52 ___ ago [unrecognized word or abbreviation, looks like “separ”]

Age 72 years

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Translated by Robert Rosenbaum (Ashland, Oregon)
Freelance translator and interpreter
M.A. in Translation and Interpretation (German-English), Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey
rosenbaum.robert@gmail.com

2/25/2026 5:54 PM

Hello,
Just some ideas on the abbreviations:

The characters before "Bögner" might stand for "He[rr] D[octo]ris", which would be partially in Latin and essentially just mean "Dr."

"Weyl" might stand for "Weyland," an archaic spelling of "weiland." That would indicate that the deceased's parents were also deceased.

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