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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 6/14/2026 4:21 PM
Family Surname: Falkenstein
Country: Germany
Town: Eschwege
Date of Image: 1875

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Hi! Could you please transcribe or translate this for me? Thanks! Regards

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6/15/2026 10:12 AM

Nr. 24.

Eschwege am fünfzehnten Juni tausend acht hundert siebenzig und fünf Vor-Mittags halb zwölf Uhr.

Vor dem unterzeichneten Standesbeamten erschienen heute als Verlobte:

1. Der Schuhmacher Seligmann Löwenstein, der Person nach bekannt, israelitischer Religion, sieben ung zwanzig Jahre alt, geboren zu Diemerode, wohnhaft zu Eschwege in der Forstgasse, House-Nr. 35, Sohn des Handelsmannes Wolf Löwenstein und dessen Ehefrau Röschen geb. Lomnitz;

2. Die Sprinzchen, genannt Sophie, Falkenstein, der Person nach bekannt, israelitischer Religion, fünf und zwanzig Jahre alt, geboren zu Richelsdorf, wohnhaft zu Eschwege am Stade, House-Nr. 108, Tochter des Schuhmachers Gabriel Falkenstein, und dessen Ehefrau Caroline geb. Katz;

sowie als Zeugen:

3. Der Tuchmacher Abraham Kaiser, der Person nach bekannt, zwei und sechszig Jahre alt, wohnhaft zu Eschwege;

4. Der Stadtdiener Reinhard Siebert, der Person nach bekannt, zwei und fünfzig Jahre alt, wohnhaft zu Eschwege.

Die Verlobten erklären vor dem Standesbeamten und in Gegenwart der Zeugen persönlich ihren Willen, die Ehe mit einander eingehen zu wollen.

Vorgelesen, genehmigt und unterschrieben.

(gez.)
Seligmann Loewenstein
Sophie Falkenstein
Abraham Kayser
R. Siebert

Der Standesbeamte.
(gez.) Gebhard

Die Uebereinstimmung mit dem Hauptregister beglaubigt
Eschwege, am 15ten Juni 1875.

Der Standesbeamte.
Gebhard

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