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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 3/5/2017 3:53 PM
Family Surname: HERRMANN, BRODY
Country: Germany
Town: Berlin

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I would like a translation of both the pre-printed Gothic text and the handwritten portion of this death certificate. Thank you!

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3/5/2017 10:04 PM

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Berlin, on February 27, 1892.
Before the undersigned official of the civil record did attend today the person, known by a medical act of decease, the trader Emil Herrmann, residing in Berlin, Kronprinzen Ufer 20, and declared that Paulina Herrmann, born Brody, 74 years old, of mosaic religion, residing in Berlin with him, born in Breslau, having been married with the here deceased trader Benoni Herrmann, daughter of the in Breslau deceased married couple Brody, further information unknown, deceased in Berlin, Kronprinzen Ufer 20, on February 26, 1892, in the afternoon at 10.15 o’clock.
Read, approved and signed. Emil Herrmann
The official of the civil record. Krug by procuration.
The accordance with the main register is certified. Berlin February 27, 1892
The official of the civil record. Krug by procuration.
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ViewMate Posting VM 53732

Submitted by Benjamin Fredric Kempner