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Submitted by Pinchas Berkowicz

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Category: Translation - Polish Approval Date: 5/17/2026 8:41 PM Family Surname: Perel Country: Poland Town: Scebrezin	Click the picture to enlarge	Marriage of Israel Szulim to Ester

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5/18/2026 10:52 PM

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Place and date of marriage registration: Szczebrzeszyn, 25 February 1864.

Marriage officiated by Boruch HOROWICZ, rabbi of the parish of Szczebrzeszyn.

Groom: Izrael Szulim PERL, aged 19, son of spouses Lipman and Etla PERL residing in Szczebrzeszyn.

Bride: Estera APELCWAJG, single, aged 17, daughter of spouses Josef and Pesla APELCWAJG residing in Puławy.

Witnesses: Herszek BEIGLAUBTER aged 54 and Perec SZLUKIER aged 53, synagogue sextons residing in Szczebrzeszyn.

Date of marriage: 25 February 1864.

Banns: 15, 22 and 29 August in the synagogue of the parish of Szczebrzeszyn and in the synagogue of Nowej Aleksandryi (another name for Puławy).

Note: In the middle of the record, where the date of the marriage appears, it seems the bride is referred to as Blima Esterka.

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