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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 2/8/2026 3:10 PM
Family Surname: Meisels, Netel
Country: Poland
Town: Sadowa Wisznia
Date of Image: 1904

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The first record on the page is the marriage record of my great-great-grandparents. I would like a very detailed translation for each box. Thank you!

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2/8/2026 4:00 PM

Hello,
All the handwritten text is in German, while the printed text is in both German and Polish. I did not translate all of the printed text, as the handwritten text is what is actually useful to you.

No. 4

Groom: Samuel MEISELS, on leave of absence from the Imperial-Royal Reserve Army of the Imperial-Royal National Army Infantry Regiment [Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment] No. 34, born and residing in Sądowa Wisznia, son of the married couple Abraham and Mircie MEISELS, shochetim in Sądowa Wisznia; born on 28 April 1878, single

Bride: Feige NETEL, born in Grossmosty [now Velyki Mosty, Ukraine], daughter of the married couple Leisor and Neche NETEL, salespersons in Grossmosty; born on 2 June 1881, single

Marriage: 21 June 1904, Grossmosty

Rabbi/Religious Teacher Performing Marriage: Jechiel MUND, religious teacher [Religionsweiser] in Grossmosty, after publication of three marriage banns

Witnesses: Josef WASSERMANN, synagogue sexton in Grossmosty; Benzion FREIER, synagogue sexton in Grossmosty; [Hebrew signatures] translated into German by Michael HELLMANN

Notes: The bride has proven her age with a birth certificate from the Jewish registry office in Sądowa Wisznia from 13 June 1904, no. 72, and with a certificate of marriage banns from the Rabbi in Sądowa Wisznia from 19 June 1904, no. 8. The marriage was concluded with my consent as the bride’s father. [Signature] Leiser Netel

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