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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 2/4/2026 3:47 PM
Family Surname: Krupnik
Country: Russia
Town: Kyiv
Date of Image: Feb. 2, 1910

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Can someone translate this Russian record (the top one, record 57) into English for me? I believe it is my father's first cousin born in Russia. The rest of the family came to the US but Rivke (Rebecca) stayed behind to get married.
Thank you, Anne Krupnik Rosenblum

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2/5/2026 8:19 AM

1.№.57
2.Лет женщины. 22.
3.Лет мужчине. 22.
4.Кто совершил обряд обручения или бракосочетания (хипу). раввин
5.Число и месяц. Христианский. 2 февраля.
6.Число и месяц. Еврейский. 6 Ад.I.
7.Главные акты или записи и обязательства между вступающими в брак и свидетелями оных (их). Кетубе в 200 зекуким.Свидетели: Мойше Сигал, Хаим Меилахов.
8.Кто именно, с кем вступает в брак, также имена и состояние родителей.
Гомельский мещанин Абрам-Шлиома Шмеркович (его отец-Шмерко) Голдин, холост, с
девицей (девушкой), Веледникской мещанкой, Ривка Мевшова (её отец Мевша) Крупник.

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1.№.57
2.Years of the woman. 22.
3.Years of the man. 22.
4.Who performed the rite of betrothal or marriage (hipu). Rabbi
5.Number and month. Christian. February 2. 6.Number and month. Hebrew.
6 Ad.I.
7.The main acts or records and obligations between the parties to the marriage and the witnesses thereof (them). Ketubah in 200 zekukim. Witnesses: Moyshe Sigal, Chaim Meilakhov.

8. Who exactly, with whom he marries, as well as the names and conditions of the parents.
Gomel bourgeois Abram-Shlioma Shmerkovich (his father-Shmerko) Goldin, single,
with a maiden (girl), a Vilednik bourgeois, Rivka Mevshova (her father Mevsha) Krupnik.

/Svetlana/

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