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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 5/11/2025 12:52 PM
Family Surname: Bas
Town: Sziget

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Can anyone please translate the full entry #30?

Thank You

Response

5/11/2025 6:04 PM

Number: 30.
Groom, occupation, birthplace: Salamon Básch, merchant, MSziget
Parents, residence: Mózes Básch, Jüdesz, MSziget
Residence: MSziget
age 26 years, single
Bride, birthplace: Lea Fried, Kab. csárda
Parents, residence: Mendel Fried, Priva(?) Hrúda(?), K. csárda
Residence: MSziget
age 24 years, single
Announcements: MSziget, 3 times
Month and day (presumably of marriage, but that part's not on the image): September 16
Place (ditto): MSziget
Witnesses: Mózes Básch and Jósef Iczik Básch
Officiant: Lázár Vitel(?)

Kab. csárda, K. csárda: the lower-resolution version of the third military survey map has a Kobola-Csárda just west of (Máramaros-) Sziget; the higher-resolution version spells it Kabala csárda. I can't find it mentioned in any of the gazetteers, and it's not labeled on the modern maps I looked at, so I think that administratively/officially, it has always been just a part of Kabalapatak (Kabolapatak, Kobalapatak; Japa), which is now Iapa, Romania.

(Csárda is "roadside inn, tavern", but the maps all show quite a bit more than just one building.)

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