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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 5/3/2026 5:11 PM
Family Surname:
Country: Poland
Town: Wyszogrod
Date of Image: 1811

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Hello. This is a complex mariage record from 1811 before people get lastname. The handwritting is difficult to read. I'm interested by all possible genealogical info, dates, names. I'm interested by number 157. Thanks

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4/26/2026 10:35 PM

Hello,
Number 157 is a birth record from 1812 for Cyrla Laia, daughter of Eliasz Abraham Solomon and Czarna Ruchla Herszkowna. Are you still interested in the rest of the information?

6/25/2026 2:53 PM

157. On the sixteenth day of the month of March in the year of eighteen twelve, at the hour of seven in the morning. Before me, the parish priest of the Wyszogrod Parish, performing duties of the civil registrar of the Wyszogrod Commune in the Wyszogrod County within the Plock Department, personally appeared the Jew Eliasz Abraham Solomon, a day-labourer, thirty-four years of age, residing in the market square in Wyszogrod, and he showed to us a child of the female sex, born on the thirteenth day of the month of March of the current year, at the hour of eight in the evening, in his house at number seventy-four, declaring that she had been begotten from him and Czarna Ruchla Herszkowna, bearing a double first name, his wife, thirty years of age, and that it was his wish to give her the first names Cyrla Laia. After the above statement was made and the child was shown in the presence of witnesses, the Jews Abraham Dawid, a day-labourer, thirty-six years of age, residing in Wyszogrod at the above-mentioned number, and Abraham Beer, a shammes, residing in the market square in Wyszogrod at number two, who was already sixty-three years of age, the shammes Abraham Beer signed this act of birth as a witness, along with me, after he read it, whereas the father, that is to say, Eliasz Abraham Solomon, and the other witness, the day-labourer Abraham Dawid, both were unable to write.

Priest Antoni Lyski (signed), local parish priest, performing duties of the civil registrar

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