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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 7/15/2026 4:39 PM
Family Surname: mitelberg
Country: Poland
Town: warsaw
Date of Image: 1865

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ok ... My grandfather had at least 3 sisters
who all emigrated to UK; the oldest was known in UK as Annie although her uk wedding registration lists her as anna rose

I suspect that this polish record may be her birth registration: dates basically match however the mothers name may be different to mother listed on the youngest sisters polish wedding registration implying different mothers/same father ?

I would appreciate as complete a translation as possible to qualify and understand her father and mother's details in particular

Many Thanks

Dave

Response

7/15/2026 10:46 PM

Birth registered in Warsaw 3 (Julian) / 15 (Gregorian) February 1865.

Birth reported by father, Noszen MITELBERG, labourer aged 44, residing at #2978 (number a bit unclear) Solec Street.

Witnesses to the registration: Izrael SZTOKBAUM, private writer aged 66, residing at #2688 and Hersz GOLDFUN, synagogue sexton (shammes) aged 56, residing at #2700, both residing in Warsaw.

Female child born in Warsaw at the above number on 6 April 1864 at 5 o'clock in the morning to his wife, Chaia Mindla née Josków aged 40.

The child was named Chana Royza.

The inkblots cover words, but there's some mention of weakness (słabościa swoią), which was probably the cause of the late registration.

7/15/2026 11:33 PM

To clarify, the mother's maiden name is very possibly a reference to her father ("daughter of Josek/Josko") rather than an actual surname.

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