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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 7/16/2017 5:02 PM
Family Surname: Callomon-Pfeffermann
Town: Ostrowo/Ostrow W.
Date of Image: 1876

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I would appreciate transliteration of old German handwriting starting at "geboren" on line 10 through the bottom of the page.
Thanks!

Response

7/18/2017 4:04 AM

This is a death record, not a birth record. It is for Pauline Callomon nee Pfeffermann, 58 years old, resident at 296 Kallischer Street, Ostrowo, born at Ostrowo, married to the merchant Lazarus Callomon, daughter of the deceased (at Ostrowo) merchant Marcus Pfefferman and his wife Elka (maiden name unknown)
died at Ostrowo on 13th August 1876.
The death was reported by her son, Marcus Callomon

There are a couple of words I've had difficulty with, but I don't think they change the general meaning.

7/19/2017 1:39 PM

Ostrowo, verheirathet gewesen mit dem Kaufmann Lazarus CALLOMON hierselbst,Tochter der zu Ostrowo verstorben Kaufmann Markus und Elka geb (unbekannt) PFEFFERMANN'chen Eheleute
zu Ostrowo, in Gegenwart des Anzeigenden,
am dreizehnten August ... siebenzig und sechs,
abends ... sieben ein viertel

unterschrieben
Marcus Callamon

NH

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