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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 6/14/2026 4:20 PM
Family Surname: Tinberg
Country: Poland
Town: Krakow/Tarnow

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I would be grateful for a translation of of the items on row 35 in this marriage record: the marriage of Chune Tinberg and Sara Landau, my paternal grandparents, who perished in the Holocaust.

Many thanks.

Response

6/7/2026 6:27 PM

Hello,
Here is all the information, from left to right. I interpreted the legal abbreviations in the annotations as well as I could. (You can look up “manu propria” if you’re not familiar with the phrase.)

No. 35

Groom: Chune TINBERG, “blacharz” [could mean “plumber” or “metalsmith”], born in Brzesko, residing in Tarnów, illegitimate son of Necha TINBERG and Izrael ROTH in Brzesko; 26 years and 2 months old; single (not married previously)

Bride: Sara Genendel LANDAU, born and residing in Tarnów, illegitimate daughter of Chinka LANDAU and Mojżesz HOFJUD in Tarnów; 17 years and 2 months old; single (not married previously)

Marriage: 16 May 1904, Tarnów

Performing Marriage: Abraham SCHNUR (m[anu] p[ropria]), rabbi in Tarnów

Witnesses: Hersch GARFUNKEL (m[anu] p[ropria]), Leser BANK (m[anu] p[ropria]) in Tarnów

Annotations: Birth record of groom from the registry office in Brzesko no. 16 from [18]78; for bride, see register from Tarnów no. 54 from [18]86. Permission to marry from the Imperial-Royal District Court in Tarnów from 20 June [19]03, no. P47/2/00. Military passport from Tarnów from 5 December [18]98, no. 246. See banns register in Tarnów no. 117 from [19]03. Rabbi’s report on the marriage. [penciled note] issued 30 January [1]905 [probably referring to a copy of the certificate]

ViewMate Posting VM 114646

Submitted by Howard Tinberg

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Submitted by Howard Tinberg