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Submitted by Eliyahu Hershfeld

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Category: Translation - Polish Approval Date: 7/9/2025 1:40 PM Family Surname: Inzelstajn Country: Poland Town: Pilica Date of Image: 1852	Click the picture to enlarge	This is the Pilica, Poland 1852 death registration no. 17 of Haja INSELSZTEJN. I would appreciate any extraction of data from this (to me) unclear scan. JRI-PL index for this has almost no data, with the age of "5?". Is this a woman in her fifties, or is it a girl of 5? Any information about anything in this death registration would be appreciated.

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7/9/2025 11:58 PM

Place and date of death registration: Pilica, 16 April 1852.

Death reported by Jeremiasz SILBERSZTAJN, waciarz (quiltmaker) aged 34 and Marek LANCFELD, szkolnik (synagogue sexton/shammes) aged 57, living in Pilica.

Date of death: 15 April 1852.

The deceased: Haja INZELSZTAJN, child (record specifies 'dziecko') aged 5, survived by parents (not named).

If you have the link to the original record in the archive, you can send it to me and I'll see if I can make out anything else, as the original is usually clearer.

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