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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 8/17/2026 2:21 PM
Family Surname: Heber
Country: Poland
Town: Kalisz
Date of Image: 1831

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This is the death record of Naftali Heber. Any details about relatives would be greatly appreciated.

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8/17/2026 4:19 PM

Hello,
The record states that Naftali HEBER was survived by the following relatives:

Wife, Rochme HEBER

Five children: Ayzyk, Idel, Abraham Michał, and Kruse HEBER; and Feigele, married with Moyzesz Benasz HEBER.

Let me know if you would like other information from the record.

8/19/2026 1:05 PM

115. It took place on the twenty-second day of July in the year of eighteen thirty-one, at the hour of seven in the morning, in Kalisz. Appeared personally the Jew Benjamin Fiszel Bonus, the syndic of Kalisz Synagogue, fifty-nine years of age, and Icek Szylem, a glazier, thirty-nine years of age, both residing here in Kalisz, and stated that the Jew Naftali Heber, fifty-one years of age, from Kalisz, had deceased on the twenty-first day of July of the current year, at the hour of eleven at night, leaving behind him his widowed wife Rochma Heber and his five children, that is, Ayzyk Heber, Idel Heber, Abraham Michal Heber, Kruse Heber, and Feigele, married to Moyzesz Benasz Heber. After it was ascertained that Naftali Heber had deceased, this act was read aloud to the appearers, who were neighbours of the deceased, and signed by them.

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