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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 5/11/2025 12:50 PM
Family Surname: Drabinsky amd Rawicki
Country: Poland
Town: Izbica Kujawaska
Date of Image: 1959

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I would appreciate a complete translation, but I am most interested in the names of the parents including maiden names of mothers. Is there any indication that the bride was previously married? I have evidence that a 2x ggf Moses Grabinsky married an Itta Rawicka in this town around tha same time and his patents were Gitman and Brany. I'm trying to determine if it is a coincidence that men with similar names married women with the same name or did the rabbi confuse Grabinsky and Drabinsky?

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5/11/2025 7:05 PM

Main details (dates, names, ages, place names, occupations where given). For information about the more 'generic' wording contained in a marriage record, you could look at this site: https://forum.jri-poland.org/t/how-can-i-read-polish-language-birth-marriage-and-death-records/13581

Place and date of marriage registration: Izbica, 3 August 1859.

Marriage officiated by Aron KUPFER, local rabbi.

Groom: Mosiek DRABINSKI, single, aged 19, born in Krośniewice to spouses Gutman (deceased) and Brana DRABINSKI, living in Krośniewice. Working as wyrobku (labouring), groom living with mother.

Bride: Itte RAWICKA, single aged 22, born in Izbica to spouses Jakob (deceased) and Bajla RAWICKI, living in Izbica, working as wyrobku (labouring), with mother słuźącą (maid).

Witnesses: Salamon JAKOBOWSKI, podszkolnik (deputy synagogue sexton) aged 68 and Chajm KUCINSKI, nauczyciel (teacher) aged 68, living in Izbica.

Date of marriage: 3 August 1859.

Banns: 16, 23, 30 July 1859 in the local synagogue in Krośniewice.

Note: No maiden names or patronymics given for the mothers, and the bride is listed as 'panna', meaning single, so not previously married.

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