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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 7/5/2026 6:49 PM
Family Surname: Weinraub
Country: Ukraine
Town: Ulaskowce
Date of Image: 1903

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Please help me to learn about Lea's family.

All information is appreciated but I am especially interested in the maternal side i.e. the Mann family.

Thank you very much.
Daniel Fishel Mann

Response

7/6/2026 2:25 PM

Hello,
Here is all the information. Note that the handwriting style makes some parts difficult to read.

No. 67

Birth: 28 May 1903; Szwajkowce, House No. 27

Circumcision/Naming: 30 May 1903; Szwajkowce, House No. 27

Child: Lea

Sex: Female

Legitimacy: Illegitimate

Father: Juda WEINRAUB, propination tenant in Szwajkowce [look up “propination laws” if you are unfamiliar]

Mother: Henie MAN[N], private citizen in Szwajkowce; daughter of Feibisz and Rysa MAN[N], real estate owners in Ułaszkowce

Witness/Sandek/Shammes: [blank; a note from the “Annotation” column is written here]

Mohel: [blank; a note from the “Annotation” column is written here]

Midwife: [blank; a note from the “Annotation” column is written here]

Stillborn: [no]

Annotation: [difficult to read; paraphrasing] Juda WEINRAUB admits to paternity of the child in the presence of witnesses and the mother’s consent. [signatures] Juda WEINRAUB, Henie MAN[N]; witnesses Moses HOROWITZ, Isak AUGENSTEIN /// Legitimized by the legal marriage of the parents in Czortków on 22 April 1907 (marriage register vol. III, pages 284/285, entry 9 from the year 1907)

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