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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 5/11/2025 12:52 PM
Family Surname: SEMIATYCZ
Country: Poland
Town: WARSZAWA
Date of Image: 01/05/1871

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Hello,
I would like an English translation, if possible a complete one, of this birth certificate (certificate no. 84) of Szlama Zelman SEMIATYCZ. I would like, please, as much information as possible regarding the child's date and place of birth and about his parents, and possibly his grandparents (dates of birth, marriage, occupation, etc.).
Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Georges Gaines (France)

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5/12/2025 11:38 AM

No. 84. Birth certificate.
It took place in Warsaw in the Office of the Civil Status Officer of Non-Christian Faiths in Warsaw on June 4/16, 1871.

The child's father: Moshek Sechmatych, a trader, 25 years old, under No. 119 A.B.

The child's mother: the father's wife, Etera Ryfka, nee Ritberg, 25 years old.

On April 19/May 1, 1871, a male baby, Shlama Zelman, was born.

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№84. Акт о рождении.
Состоялось в городе Варшава в Канцелярии Чиновника Гражданского Состояния нехристианских вероисповедований города Варшавы 4/16 июня 1871 года.
Отец ребенка: Мошек Сечмятыч, торговец, 25 лет, под № 119 А.Б.
Мать ребенка: жена отца , Этера Рыфка, урожденная Ритберг, 25 лет.
19 апреля/ 1 мая 1871 года родился младенец мужского пола Шлама Зелман.
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