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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 5/6/2026 4:20 PM
Family Surname: simon Elias
Country: France
Town: Ingenheim
Date of Image: 1792

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this is the 1792 wedding act of my ancestors to the 5th Generation Simon Elias from Hochfelden and Guttel David from Ingenheim in Alsace.
Who can be kind enough to help me in translation all the information contained in this document ?
Looking forward to receiving some assistance
Rgds
Bruno Blum

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5/6/2026 8:56 PM

Hello,
Again, please try to upload a high-resolution image in the future or include a permalink. Here is all the relevant information:

Date of Marriage: Ingenheim, 19 December 1792

Announcement Preceding Marriage: 18 November 1792

Groom: Simon Elias, unmarried, Jewish merchant and butcher, born in Hochfelden, 26 years old; legitimate son of Elias Samuel and Sarel[?] [?—cut off in margin], married couple in Hochfelden

Bride: Gittel David, unmarried, from Ingenheim, 20 years old; legitimate daughter of David Löbel (Jewish merchant and butcher) and Hana Aron, married couple

Witnesses: (1) Johannes Diemer, farmer here, 57 years old; (2) Solomon Meyer, unmarried Jewish merchant here, 22 years old; (3) Aron Allexander, Jewish merchant here, 50 years old; and (4) Meyer Allexander, Jewish merchant here, 35 years old

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