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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 8/27/2025 2:18 PM
Family Surname:
Country: Hungary

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8/27/2025 3:45 PM

Both the headings and the handwriting are in German, not Hungarian, and the image quality is insufficient for my meager German skills to decode.

8/27/2025 10:20 PM

No. 35

Groom: Salamon FRIEDMANN, single, private citizen from Benedike (Benedykivtsi);

Parents: Moses FRIEDMANN and Reizel WEISS, landlords in Benedike

Residence: Benedike, house no. 72

Age: 22

Status: single (not married previously)

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Bride: Chaje Szure ÖSZTREICHER, from Munkacs (Mukechevo)

Parents: Nathan Mendel ÖSZTREICHER and Brendel, businessman in Munkacs

Residence: Munkacs, house no. 3

Age: 20

Status: single (not married previously)

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Marriage: 17 December 1864, Munkacs

Witnesses and marriage officiant: Samo[?] HOROVICZ, Moses Dawid ÖSZTREICHER (witnesses); Abraham HERSCHKOVICZ (officiant)

8/28/2025 2:49 AM

Hello Samuel,

This document and information seem to be in German, NOT Hungarian. You might want to repost it as such.

In column 1, there is a name of Salamon Fried
column 2, " " surname " Friedman
column 2 there is a female name of Reizel
column 6 " " " " " Chaje Szore
several columns - the town of Munkacs

Jo

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