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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 7/16/2025 2:20 PM
Family Surname: Waynryb
Country: Poland
Town: Piotrkow Trybunalski
Date of Image: abt 1816

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From crarg.org data I see the information below. I would like any information missing such as the marriage date (the date range of 1816-17 was given) and hopefully more information about the parents and grandparents. Anything you see of interest in this marriage record would be of interest, including possible data extraction errors in the data below. Are the ages correct? The bride is listed as 11 years older. Are there any town of origin? Information on the parents beyond what is listed below? The surname Waynryb used in later documents do not seem to be here.Is there any information on her first marriage?
Thanks

Groom's Given Name: Dawid Hersz
Groom's Age: 22
Bride's Given Name: Sara
Bride's Patronymic: Moskowa
Bride's Age: 33
Bride's Marital Status: widow
Bride's Mother's Given Name: Marye
Witness 1: Leibele Szkolnik, 40, Piotrków
Witness 2: Jozef Markus, 50, kantor
Witness 3: Jck Jakob, 44
Witness 4: Boruch Russ, 50
Year: 1816-17
Akta No: 27

Response

7/16/2025 7:16 PM

Place and date of marriage registration: Piotrków, 22 November 1816.

Groom: Dawid Hersz, single, aged 22, living at #14 in the Jewish town.

Bride: Sore Moskowa (this isn't the patronymic, which would be Moskowna, so I'd say her late husband was Mosek and possibly he was WAYNRYB?), widowed, aged 33, living at #8 in the Jewish town.

Date of marriage most likely either on 22 November or on 21 November 1816, which would be the usual situation, day of registration or day before, although I don't see it stipulated.

Banns: 10 and 17 November 1816.

Hersz PACANOWIKI?, uncle, in the place of the deceased parents, and Marye, mother of Sora Mortkowa (they 'stood up' for the groom and the bride)

Witnesses: record says Leibel SZKOLNIK in the Piotrków Kahal, aged 46, living at #328 in Warsaw?, signature says Lewek and what looks like SULNIK to me;

Josef MARKUS, kantor (cantor) in the Piotrków Kahal, aged 50, living at #88 in the Jewish town;

Icek JAKOB, sługi synagogi (servant at the synagogue) in this place, aged 44, living at #106 in the Jewish town;

Boruch RUSS, sługi kahału (servant of the Kahal) in this place aged 50, living at #93 in the Jewish town.

I've never seen explicit information about grandparents in a marriage record, unless fortuitously a patronymic is included for the father and/or the mother. Here it seems the groom's parents were deceased and not mentioned, and there's no other information that I can see about the bride's mother, other than her first name.

The bride was indeed 11 years older than the groom. WAYNRYB is not mentioned anywhere, and there are no places of origin mentioned either.

7/16/2025 9:40 PM

Oops, sorry, it should read: Marye, mother of Sora Moskowa

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