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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 7/1/2026 4:14 PM
Family Surname: Karpenkopf
Country: Poland
Town: Warsaw
Date of Image: 1844

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Hi folks

In my quest to nail down information about my great great grandparents ... I found this birth registration which I suspect is my great grand fathers slightly elder sisters...

I would be grateful for as full a translation as is possible

I thank you all for your time and help

Dave

Response

7/1/2026 11:41 PM

Place and date of birth registration: Warsaw, 9 November 1844.

Birth reported by father, Całeł Wolfowicz KARPENKOPF,
?occupation aged 60, residing at #1865.

Witnesses to the registration: Moszek KORENBLUM, trader aged 23 and Mendel FRYDMAN, trader aged 61, both residing in Warsaw.

Place and date of birth: Female child born in his apartment on 10 March 1843 to him and his spouse, Blima Szymonów aged 25.

The child was named Hana Rojzla.

7/6/2026 10:05 AM

399. It took place on the ninth day of November in the year of eighteen forty-four, at the hour of two in the afternoon, in Warsaw. Appeared personally the Jew Becale Wolfowicz Karpenkopf, a grain merchant, sixty years of age, residing at number 1865, and, in the presence of Moszek Korenblum, a trader, twenty-three years of age, residing at number 1933, and Mendel Frydman, a trader, sixty-one years of age, residing at number 989, presented to us a child of the female sex, born on the tenth day of June of the year before, at the hour of seven in the morning, in his apartment, declaring that she had been begotten from him and Blima the daughter of Szymon, his wife, twenty-five years of age. He gave her the first names Hana Rojzla. I read this act and signed it, whereas the appearers did not sign it due to Shabbat.

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