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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 8/23/2026 5:17 PM
Family Surname: FAJN
Country: Poland
Town: Leczna
Date of Image: 1888

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This is the birth record of Bina FAJN, AKT #14, recorded in Leczna in 1888.
I am interested in her date of birth, parent's names, ages and any other vital information that may be of interest.
Thank you!

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8/26/2026 12:20 PM

Акт № 14 от 15/27 июня 1888 года. Город Ленч
1/13 сентября 1883 года родилась в городе Ленч девочка по имени Бина.
Отец её: еврей Иосиф Давид Эзралевич (Израилевич?) Файн, 28 лет, торговец, житель города Ленч.
Мать: законная жена Иосифа Давида по имени Хава, урождённая Ротштейн, 29 лет.
Опоздание в составлении акта о рождении последовало из -за отлучки (отсутствии) отца по причине отъезда из города Ленч по торговым делам.
Отец и свидетели грамоты не знают (неграмотные), поэтому акт не подписали.
Содержащий Акты Гражданского Состояния Ленчинского еврейского общества: подпись.
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Act No. 14 dated June 15/27, 1888. The city of Lencz

On September 1/13, 1883, a girl named Bina was born in the city of Lencz.
Her father: Joseph David Ezralevich (Israelevich?) Fine, a Jew, 28 years old, a merchant, a resident of the city of Lencz.
Her mother: Joseph David’s lawful wife, named Hava, née Rothstein, 29 years old.
The delay in drawing up the birth certificate was due to the father’s absence (absence) caused by his departure from the city of Lench on business.
The father and the witnesses are illiterate (unable to read or write), so the certificate was not signed.
Contains the Acts of Civil Status of the Lenchinsky Jewish community: signature.
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