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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 1/25/2026 2:20 PM
Family Surname: Segalowicz, Herynger, Krystal
Country: Poland
Town: Zareby Koscielne
Date of Image: 1890

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From Szukaj w Archiwach.

Aktas 149 & 150 are my grandmother’s half-first-cousins’ 1890 birth records from Zaręby Kościelne, Łomża, Poland. I assume they were twins. I would like those two records translated in full (or at least everything that isn’t the standard wording of a birth record).

Names that I would expect to see in the text are:

- the child’s name in Akta 149: Jenta SEGAŁOWICZ;
- the child’s name in Akta 150: Chaim SEGAŁOWICZ;
- their father: Elia/Ela/Elijah SEGAŁOWICZ, son of Shmulya/Szulim Berkowicz SEGAŁOWICZ and Itka/Ita Ryfka Herszkowna;
- their mother: Chaja Jospa HERYNGER, daughter of Chackiel Arya HERYNGER and Jętą KRYSTAŁ.

Thanks so much! Hopefully the handwriting isn’t too hard to read.

And if I failed to find the right document in the archives so this scan doesn’t mention any of the people I’m expecting then there’s no need to translate it, just let me know I made a mistake.

Response

1/25/2026 4:35 PM

Посад и Гмина Зарембы-Костельне. №149.

Состоялось в посаде Зарембы-Костельне 31 октября/ 12 ноября 1890 года в 3 часа дня.
Явился Элия Сегалович, токарь, постоянный житель деревни Пептково-Вельке, в посаде Зарембы-Костельне живущий, 31 год , в присутствии свидетелей Гершка Зарембера, торговца мелких товаров, 36 лет и Мортки Виха, сапожника, 40 лет предъявили нам младенца женского пола, объявляя, что он родился здесь, в Зарембы-Костельне, 2/14 марта 1887 года в 8 часов дня от законной его жены Иоспа- Хая, урождённая Херингер, 28 лет.
Девочке дано имя Иента.
Причиной позднего заявления младенца было замедление родителей.
Отец неграмотный.
=====================
Posad and Gmina Zaremba-Kostelne. No. 149.

Held in Posad Zaremba-Kostelne on October 31/November 12, 1890, at 3 p.m.

Eliya Segalovich, a turner, a permanent resident of the village of Peptkovo-Velke, who lives in Zaremba-Kosteln, 31 years old, appeared. In the presence of witnesses, Gershka Zarember, a merchant of small goods, 36 years old, and Mortka Viha, a shoemaker, 40 years old, they presented us with a female baby, announcing that

he was born here in Zaremba-Kosteln, on March 2/14, 1887 at 8 p.m. from his lawful wife, Jospa- Hay, nee Heringer, 28 years old. The girl's name is Ienta.

The reason for the late declaration of the baby was the parents' delay.
The father is illiterate.
===============

Посад и Гмина Зарембы-Костельне. №150.

Состоялось в посаде Зарембы-Костельне 31 октября/ 12 ноября 1890 года в 3 часа дня.
Явился Элия Сегалович, токарь, постоянный житель деревни Пептково-Вельке, в посаде Зарембы-Костельне живущий, в присутствии свидетелей Гершка Зарембера, торговца мелких товаров, 36 лет и Мортки Виха, сапожника, 40 лет предъявили нам младенца мужского пола, объявляя, что он родился здесь, в Зарембы-Костельне, 18/30 апреля 1889 года в 9 часов вечера от законной его жены Иоспа- Хая, урождённая Херингер, 28 лет.
Младенцу дано имя Хаим.
Причиной позднего заявления младенца было замедление родителей.
Отец неграмотный.
===================
Posad and Gmina Zaremba-Kostelne. No. 150.

Held in Posad Zaremba-Kostelne on October 31/November 12, 1890, at 3 p.m. Eliya Segalovich, a turner, a permanent resident of the village of Peptkovo-Velke, who lives in Zaremba-Kosteln, appeared. In the presence of witnesses, Gershka Zarember, a merchant of small goods, 36 years old, and Mortka Viha, a shoemaker, 40 years old, presented us with a male baby, announcing that

he was born here in Zaremba-Kosteln, on April 18/30 1889 at 9 p.m. from his lawful wife, Jospa-Haya, nee Heringer, 28 years old.
The baby was named Chaim.
The reason for the baby's late arrival was the parents' delay.
The father is illiterate.

/Svetlana/

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