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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 8/24/2025 2:50 PM
Family Surname: Magen
Country: Poland

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I have had this document transcribed and translated by two different AI (Transkribus and ChatGPT) and have obtained results from one that this was a female and the other that this was a male. Which is it? Please translate the entire document.

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8/25/2025 8:54 AM

152. Состоялось в городе Люблин 31 марта/12 апреля 1875 года в 9 часов утра. Явился еврей Иосиф Маген , извозщик, 36 лет, жтель города Люблин и в присутствии свидетелей… предъявил нам младенца умершего не наречённого (девочке, после её рождения, ещё не успели дать имя), женского пола, объявляя, что он (младенец) родился в городе Люблин в доме под номером 684 25 марта/6 апреля 1875 года в час ночи, от законной его жены Песы (Песа), урождённая Линлефлиор.
Акт сей (этот) присутствующим прочитан и ими, кроме объявляющего (отца девочки) неграмотного, подписан.
Чиновник Гражданского состояния.
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152. It took place in the city of Lublin on March 31/April 12, 1875 at 9 o'clock in the morning.
The Jew Joseph Magen, a cab driver, 36 years old, a resident of the city of Lublin, appeared and in the presence of witnesses...
presented us with a deceased unnamed infant (they had not yet managed to give the girl a name after her birth), of the female sex, declaring that he (the infant) was
born in the city of Lublin in house number 684 on March 25/April 6, 1875 at one o'clock in the morning, from his lawful wife Pesa (Pesa), née Linleflior.

This act was read to those present and signed by them, except for the declarant (the girl's father), who was illiterate.
Civil Status Official.

/Svetlana/

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