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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 3/18/2026 2:50 PM
Family Surname: GLIKSMAN
Country: Poland
Town: Łódź
Date of Image: 1899

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Peace and blessings

I need the document translated into English.

GLIKSMAN Lajbus Szmul 1899 M 306
Thanks in advance.
Malka Golds

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3/23/2026 6:51 AM

Marr. 306 reg. in Lodz June 7, 1899 of Lajbus Szmul GLIKSMAN, 27, born in Zgierz, son of Abram Hersz and Zlota nee FRENKIEL to Marya Mindla SERCARZ, 23, born in Chmielnik, dau. of Moszek and Gnendla nee SZTRAUZ

4/20/2026 8:52 AM

On May 26/June 7, 1899, at 9:30 a.m. in Lodz, local Rabbi assistants Gabriel Selal arrived with witnesses: Moschka Kalinski, 32 years old, and Vigdor Rabinovich, 34 years old.

They declared that a marriage had taken place in Lodz on May 25, 1899.

Groom: Leibus Schmul Gliksman, 27 years old, single, born in the city of Wcherzh, son of Abram Hirsch and Zlata, née Frenkel, Gliksman couple. Clerk by profession, resident of Lodz.

Bride: Maria Mindla Serzarzh, 23 years old, single, born in the city of Khmelnikov, daughter of Moschka and Gnendla, née Strauch, Serzarzh couple, from the village of Zelutka, Legov-Bzhen district.

The marriage was prearranged:

Lodz Synagogue: April 3, 10, and 17, 1899.

Legov Synagogue: According to Rabbe, on April 20, 1899, permission for marriage in Lodz was presented.

The prenuptial agreement was drawn up on April 28, 1899, before Notary Gruschinski in Lodz, file number 3360.

Read and signed by those present.

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