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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 7/2/2025 2:26 PM
Family Surname: Parzenczew/Katz
Country: Poland
Town: Kalisz
Date of Image: 1906

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I would appreciate help transcribing and translating the death record of Ruchla Parzenczew/Katz. Specifically, I am looking for anything that would be genealogically significant, including her age, names or parents, and surviving children.

Thank you!

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7/3/2025 7:40 AM

No. 95. It took place in the city of Kalisz on August 27/September 9, 1906, at 10 a.m.
Izek Orlinski, a 70-year-old temple attendant, and Faibus Yedvob, a 48-year-old merchant, who lived in the city of Kalisz together with the rabbi Emiasz Singer,
appeared in person and announced to us that On
August 25/ September 7, 1906, at 5 p.m. ,
Rukhel Katz-Parzhenchev died in Kalish, nee Khoronchak, by her first marriage Topor, 82 years old,
widow after her deceased husband Mordka Leiba Katz Parzhenchev,
the daughter of Shmul and Binda (Ginda), a permanent resident of Kalish.
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№95. Состоялось в городе Калиш 27 августа/ 9 сентября 1906 года в 10 часов утра.
Явились лично Ицек Орлинский, божничный служитель, 70 лет и Файбус Едвоб, торговец,48 лет, живущие в городе Калиш совместно с подраввином Эмяшем Зингер и объявили нам, что

25 августа/ 7 сентября 1906 года в 5 часов дня умерла
в городе Калиш Рухель Кац-Парженчев,
урожденная Хорончак, по первому браку Топор, 82 года,
вдова после умершего мужа Мордки Лейба Кац Парженчев,
дочь Шмуля и Бинды (Гинды),
постоянной жительницы города Калиш.

/Svetlana/

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