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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 11/1/2026 5:49 PM
Family Surname: Klausner
Country: Poland
Town: Dabrowa
Date of Image: 1891

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I believe line 25 is the birth record of my grandfather Nathan Klausner born Chaim Nusen. I would like to have the column heading and info in row 25 translated from Polish to English.

Thanks kindly.

Response

11/1/2026 10:36 PM

In column order:

1. Record #: 25

2. The birth: 13 February 1891, Dąbrowa, house #20/28.

3. The circumcision/naming ceremony: 20 February 1891, Dąbrowa, house #20/28.

4. The child: Nusen Chaim, male

5. Birth status: legitimate

6. Father: Mojżesz KLAUZNER, spice trader in Dąbrowa. Marriage records, Vol. VI, p. 49, entry no. 12, dated January 5, 1891

7. Mother: Feicza SZPIRA, daughter of Natan SZPIRA (former innkeeper) and Małka SZAPIRA in Breń Konopka.

8. Witnesses/sandek/godparents:
Sandek: Hirsz WEISS, rabbi in Dąbrowa;
Kum (godfather): Salomon MILLET?, tobacconist in Dąbrowa.

9. Mohel: Chaim Chiel RUBIN and Dawid REIFEN in Dąbrowa.

10. Midwife: Chane REINHALD.

11. Stillbirth: -

12. Comments: I think it says something along these lines: Marital status: marriage; own birth certificate provided as proof (see section VI, page 1)

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