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Category: Translation - Other
Approval Date: 8/6/2025 1:52 PM
Family Surname: Abrash
Country: Poland
Town: Bialystok
Date of Image: 1878

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It seems that this document has headers in Russian, and is filled in in Polish. The column with the child's name also appears to have Hebrew in it. Can you please help with translation of the headers and the row with 80 in the second column? I believe that this is the birth record of my great-grandfather. The record was notated on JRI-Poland, and it is from the Polish Archives.

Thank you!

Response

8/6/2025 9:49 PM

The Hebrew in line 80 says: a boy Lipmann.

All the rest, both print and script, is Russian - which I can't read.

8/8/2025 2:12 PM

1. №80.
2. Кто провел обряд : раввин М.Брумер.
3. Дата рождения: 27 февраля.
4. Дата проведения обряда обрезания: 6 марта.
5. Отец: Белостокский мещанин*) Абрам Янкелиович Абрамш (его отец Янкель)
6. Мать : Сара Лея Бишковна (её отец Бишка).
7. Имя сына : Литман.
*) Мещанин- житель города, который платил налоги (ремесленник, торговец и т.п.)
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1. No. 80.
2. Who performed the ceremony: Rabbi M. Brumer.
3. Date of birth: February 27.
4. Date of circumcision: March 6.
5. Father: Abram Yankelievich Abramsh, a Bialystok tradesman*) (his father is Yankel)
6. Mother: Sarah Leia Bishkovna (her father is Bishka).
7. Son's name: Litman.

*)A burgher was a city dweller who paid taxes (a craftsman, a merchant, etc.)

8/8/2025 4:54 PM

Уточнение предыдущей записи (перечитала и нашла свою ошибку).

Фамилия отца: Абраш.
Имя сына: Липман.
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Clarification of the previous entry (I re-read it and found my mistake).

Father's last name: Abrash.
Son's name: Lipman.

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Submitted by Judith Gold

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