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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 7/1/2026 4:15 PM
Family Surname: Zarkower
Country: Austria
Town: Mikulince
Date of Image: 1897

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Please translate record 100. Wow want to know is Channa is a sibling of Dora. Dora was my great grandmother.

I truly appreciate your help.

Response

7/1/2026 5:58 PM

Hello,
Here is all the information. You will note that the parents were married in 1914 in Vienna; I suspect they may have been living there because of the First World War. Some of my ancestors, who were also from the Kingdom of Galicia, relocated to Vienna in 1914 for this reason. Let me know if you don’t have this record and would like a copy of it; it may say more about Chana.

Also, you can look up “manu propria” for a good explanation if you’re not familiar with the term.

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No. 100

Birth: 20 September 1897; Nastasów [Nastasiv], House No. 482

Circumcision/Naming: 27 September 1897; Nastasów, House No. 482

Child: Azriel

Sex: Male

Legitimacy: Illegitimate

Father: Following subsequent legal marriage of the parents on 28 June 1914 (marriage book I, No. 275, from Wiedeń [Vienna] registry office of the Jewish Religious Community District I), the son was legitimized as “Petersiel.”

Mother: Chane ZIARKOWER, unmarried in Nastasów; daughter of Moses and Chaje Rywe ZIARKOWER, egg merchants in Zbaraż [Zbarazh]

Witness/Shammes/Sandek: Berl SOM[M]ERSTEIN (manu propria), day-laborer in Nastasów; Hirz TELLER, day-laborer in Mikulińce

Mohel: [blank]

Midwife: Nasii[?] BAKIAK[?], midwife in Nastasów

Stillborn: [blank, meaning no]

Annotation: Chana lives with her illegitimate husband, Dawid Wolf PETERSEHL, in a marriage under Jewish rite [a common practice for Galician Jews].

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