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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 2/15/2026 2:21 PM
Family Surname: gartner
Country: Romania
Town: Galacz
Date of Image: 1904

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Please translate the whole document

Response

2/18/2026 7:41 AM

Well, answered my question from the previous post: the map was showing me the wrong Nagyida. The correct one was Kolozsnagyida, which is not far from the Galacz (later Galaczfalva) in Besztercze-Naszód.

Number 28. Dated in Harina, 8 May 1904.
Informant: Eliász Gärtner, wine-warehouseman, residence Galacz, whom the below-written assistant registrar knows personally.
Father: Eliász Gärtner, Jewish, wine-warehouseman, residence Galacz, birthplace Terebes-Fehérpatak, age 36 years.
Mother: Mrs. Eliász Gärtner born Regina Bartfeld, Jewish, residence Galacz, birthplace Terebes-Fehérpatak, age 28 years.
Birth: Galacz, 6 May 1904, 3 p.m.
Child: girl, Jewish, Szeréna.
Read forth, explained to the non-Hungarian-speaking informant in the German language understood by him, approved, and signed.
Margin, in Romanian so I'm guessing: married Mihail Simon in Re??? (not even sure it's a placename) on 24 September 19_7, entry(?) number 65.

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