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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 2/15/2026 2:23 PM
Family Surname: Feferkorn
Country: Poland

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Please give me names of people listed in this register, also very important the names of the parents of the parents including the last name. Thanks

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2/15/2026 4:30 PM

Номер дома: 25.
Все из списка родились: город Красник Яновского уезда Люблинской губернии.
1.Израель Феферкорн.
Шулим и Хеся Фрайда, урожденная Тенеров (Тенер).
25 августа 1856 года.
2. Байля Феферкорн, урождённая Гольцхендлер.
Нуто? И Марием, урождённая Хелтов (Хелт).
1854 год.
3.Лейзор Абрам Феферкорн.
Израиль и Байля Дына, урожденная Гольцхендлеров (Гольцхендлер).
17 декабря 1880 года.
4. Шулим Феферкорн.
Израиль и Байля Дына, урожденная Гольцхендлеров (Гольцхендлер).
27 марта 1883 года.
5.Мариема Феферкорн.
Израиль и Байля Дына, урожденная Гольцхендлеров (Гольцхендлер).
6.Нута Герш Феферкорн.
Израиль и Дына-Байля, урожденная Хольхендлер.
14 ноября 1890 года.
7.Арон Феферкорн.
Израиль и Дына, урожденная Гольцхендлер.
21 апреля 1893 года.
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House number: 25.

All on this list were born in: Krasnik, Janowski District, Lublin Governorate.

1. Israel Feferkorn.
Shulim and Hesia Frayda, née Tenerov (Tener).
August 25, 1856.

2. Bayla Feferkorn, née Goltshendlerow.
Nuto? And Mariem, née Heltow (Helt).
1854.

3. Leyzor Abram Feferkorn.
Israel and Bayla Dina, née Goltshendlerow (Goltshendler).
December 17, 1880.

4. Shulim Feferkorn.
Israel and Bayla Dina, née Goltshendlerow (Goltshendler).
March 27, 1883.

5. Mariema Feferkorn.
Israel and Bayla Dina, née Holzhendlerov (Holzhendler).
March 27, 1883.

6. Nuta Gersh Feferkorn.
Israel and Dina-Bailya, née Holzhendler.
November 14, 1890.

7. Aron Feferkorn.
Israel and Dina, née Golzhendler.
April 21, 1893.

/Svetlana/

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