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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 6/13/2021 1:38 PM
Family Surname: Goehr
Country: Germany
Town: Zempelberg, Prussia

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Would it be possible to translate this document to English? What kind of document is this? Cities, dates, relationships among this family. or who is who?
thank you!

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6/17/2021 6:49 AM

CHRONIC
OF THE GOEHR, SCHLOCKOW, MENDELSOHN, IOHN, RIWLIN FAMILIES,
compiled by Julius Goehr
(The data for the older generation by Pauline Selo widowed Goehr née Schlockow
announced in 1920)
GOEHR FAMILY
JULIUS (JOÜR)
Merchant, born 1799 in Zempelberg, West Prussia, died 1855 in Friedland, West Prussia. (there grave Jewish cemetery)
Wife: HENRIETTE (GIETEL) née BAEHR 1804 in Friedland. Very smart, popular, very religious. died there in 1895.
Children:
(1) ISIDOR b. 2/14/46 in Zempelburg, d. 9/22/76 in Flatow, attended school in Friedland; learned bookbinding in Berlin, assistant in Cronea an der Brahe; assistant with Schlockow in Flatow; three years bookstore in Friedland; gave up and took over Schlockow bookstore in Flatow and married only daughter Pauline.
Musical.
Wife :PAULINE SCHLOCKOW, married as widow ADOLF SELO
(Selo family)
(2) DORIS GEHR née GOEHR lived in Pakosch (Posen)
children: David, Moritz, Jacob, Isidor, and daughter (Mrs. Alexander)
(3) ROSALIE GEHR née GOEHR
Children: Jacob, Gustav, Martha (Mrs. Grossmann)
(4) JACOB GOEHR Moved to Berlin; there procurist of a big firm : Grabmal Berlin Schönhauser Allee.
Children Isidore

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