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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/9/2026 4:45 PM
Family Surname: Warszawiak
Town: Dobrzyń
Date of Image: 1899

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Death record of Perec Warszawiak son of Zelik

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9/10/2026 7:12 AM

Death 22 reg. in D. June 9, died June 8, 1899 of Perec W., 53, son of Zelek and Estera nee HIMEL, spouse: Ruchla nee BRAUN

9/11/2026 6:18 AM

№22. Состоялось в посаде Добржень на реке Дрвенце 9 июня 1899 года. Явились лично Абись Иосек Соломон, учитель еврейских детей, 43 года и Лейб Ваксман, торговец, 73 года м объявили, что сегодня (9 июня 1899 года) в 5 часов утра умер в здешнем посаде Перец Варшавяк, 53 года, сын Зелека и Эстеры, урождённой Гмиель (?), оставив овдовевшую жену Рухель, урожденную Браун.
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No. 22. It took place in the settlement of Dobrzhen on the Drvence River on June 9, 1899. Abis Iosek Solomon, a teacher of Jewish children, aged 43, and Leib Vaksman, a merchant, aged 73, appeared in person and announced that today (June 9, 1899) at 5 a.m., Peretz Varshavyak, aged 53, the son of Zelek and Esther, née Gmiel (?), had died in the local settlement, leaving behind a widowed wife, Ruchel, née Braun.
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