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7/29/2026 6:15 PM
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Hello,
Record 17 appears to be for the parents of the bride in Record 18. I imagine the bride’s parents decided to marry under civil law, decades after a Jewish ritual marriage, for some reason related to their daughter’s imminent civil marriage. (Also, everything is in German, not Polish.)
No. 17:
Groom: Josel ROSENBAUM, born in Horodenka in 1831, plumber/tinsmith in Horodenka, 67 years old, unmarried, son of Aron and Ester ROSENBAUM in Horodenka
Bride: Chana KRAMER, born in Horodenka in 1831, residing in Horodenka, 67 years old, unmarried, daughter of Jekil[?] and Sime KRAMER in Horodenka
Marriage: 3 July 1898, Horodenka
Who Performed Marriage: Meilech ASCHKENAZY, rabbi
Witnesses: Moses DANKNER[?]; Nusin SPIND–[?]
Annotation: The marriage banns are in the civil registry.
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No. 18:
Groom: Jakob Mechel ROSENBAUM, born in Zabłotów on 3 August 1864, shopkeeper in Horodenka, 34 years old, unmarried, son of Dawid and Sprince ROSENBAUM, retail traders in Zabłotów
Bride: Sura ROSENBAUM, born in Horodenka in 1864, residing in Horodenka, 34 years old, unmarried, daughter of Josel and Chana ROSENBAUM, plumbers/tinsmiths in Horodenka
Marriage: 6 July 1898, Horodenka
Who Performed Marriage: Meilech ASCHKENAZY, rabbi
Witnesses: Mendel LAMPNER; Baruch Leib OFFENBERGER
Annotation: The birth certificate of Jakob Mechel ROSENBAUM and the marriage banns are in the civil registry.
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