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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/9/2026 4:46 PM
Family Surname: Warszawiak
Town: Dobrzyń
Date of Image: 1869

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Death record of Szyfra Warszawiak. I think one of the witnesses is also a Warszawiak

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9/10/2026 7:09 AM

Death 1 reg. in D. Jan 4, died Jan 3, 1869 of Szyfra W., 70, perm. res. Lipno, dau. of Mosiek OLSZTEJN and MIrla, widow. (neither witness is WARSZAWIAK)

9/11/2026 6:45 AM

№1. Состоялось в городе Добржин над Дрвенцию 4 января 1869 года в 4 часа после обеда.
Явились Шмуль Реуж , учитель еврейских детей ,50 лет и Абрам Маер Бурш, торговец рыбою, 42 года и объявили, что позавчерашнего числа (вчера- 3 января, а позавчера, позавчерашнего числа - 2 января) в 12 часов ночи умерла Шифра Варшавяк, 70 лет, постоянно жила в городе Липне, а временно жила в городе Добржин над Дрвенцию; родилась в Добржин над Дрвенцию от Мосик и Мирли, супругов Ольштейн; вдова , соуправляющая себя работниства ( вдова, самостоятельно ведущая своё дело/промысел).
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No. 1. It took place in the city of Dobrzhin nad Dravencí on January 4, 1869, at 4 p.m. Shmul Reuzh, a teacher of Jewish children, 50 years old, and Abram Maer Bursh, a fishmonger, 42 years old, appeared and announced that the day before yesterday (January 3, and the day before yesterday, January 2), Shifra Varshavyak, 70 years old, died at 12 a.m., permanently lived in the city of Lipna, and temporarily She lived in the city of Dobrzhin above Drvence; was born in Dobrzhin above Drvence to Mosik and Mirli, the Olstein couple; a widow who co-manages her work (a widow who independently runs her own business/craft).
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