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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/17/2025 2:15 PM
Family Surname: Szper
Country: Poland
Town: Meichow
Date of Image: 1902

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This record (obtained from the Polish Archives) corresponds to the JRI index for birth record no. 12 in 1902.

it is the birth record for Nuta Szper in the town of Meichow, Kielce Gubernia. According to JRI, the parents are Mordka and Fajgla Szper.

Please, I would be most grateful for help in the extraction of dates, names, ages, and places.

Response

9/18/2025 4:52 AM

Акт №12. Город Мехов. 15 мая 1902 года.
Свидетели: торговцы, проживающие в городе Мехов:
Абрам Брумер, 59 лет.
Вульф Гуперт, 39 лет.
8 мая 1902 года в 10 часов утра в городе Мехов родился мальчик .
Имя дано Нута.
Отец: Мордка Вульф Шпер, 24 года, торговец, проживающим в городе Мехов .
Мать: Файгла , урожденная Пржеходзская, 23 года, законная жена Мордки Вульфа.
Содержащий акты Гражданского Состояния. Бургамистр. Подпись.
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Act No. 12. The City of Mekhov. May 15, 1902.
Witnesses: merchants living in the city of Furs:
Abram Brumer, 59 years old.
Wolf Gupert, 39 years old.

On May 8, 1902 , at 10 a.m. , a boy was born in the city of Mekhov .
The name is given by Nuta.
Father: Mordka Wolf Sper, 24 years old, a trader living in the city of Mekhov .
Mother: Faygla, nee Przechodzska, 23 years old, the legal wife of Mordka Wolf.

Containing acts of Civil Status. The mayor. Signature.

/Svetlana/

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