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Submitted by April Stone

Information Picture Question
Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 6/30/2021 12:02 PM
Family Surname: Weinberger
Country: Romania
Town: Satu Mare
Date of Image: 1888
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Please translate record 19. Looking details info on locations and indiviuals. Thank You!!

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6/30/2021 2:41 PM Hello April,

Here's a translation of the marriage information.....

Item #19

GROOM
Name: Antal Weinberger
Occupation: Shoemaker
Birthplace: MalyFalva
Age: 26 yrs
Marital status: unmarried

GROOM'S PARENTS
Father: Zelman Weinberger, farmer, lives in Malyfalva

BRIDE
Name: Ida Weisz
Birthplace: Arany Megyes
Residence: Szatmar
Age: 20 yrs
Marital status: never married

BRIDE'S PARENTS
Abraham Weisz

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED in MalyFalva and Szatmar

THE MARRIAGE
Date: April 29, 1888
Place: Vorsmarty Uca/(St.) in Szatmar

WITNESSES:
Daniel Hershkovits and Zelman Weinberger

OFFICIANT: Rabbi Farkas Mandelbaum, Chief Rabbi

Jo
7/3/2021 8:58 AM 19.
Groom's name, occupation, and birthplace: Antal Weinberger, shoemaker, Mátyfalva
Parents' names, occupations, and residences: Zelmán Weinberger, farmer, Mátyfalva
Residence: Mátyfalva
Age: 26 years
Status: single
Bride's name and birthplace: Ida Weisz, Arany Megyes
Parents' names, occupations, and residences: Abrahám Weisz
Residence: Szatmár
Age: 20 years
Status: single
Announcements: Mátyfalva and Szatmár
Date of wedding: 29 April 1888
Place: Szatmár, Vörösmarty street
Witnesses: Dániel Herskovits and Zelmán Weinberger
Officiant: Farkas Mandelbaum, chief rabbi


"Arany Megyes" is probably Aranyos-Meggyes in Szatmár county. It had a Jewish congregation locally. It's now Medieşu Aurit in Romania.

Szatmár the town was otherwise known as Szatmár-Németi; it is now Satu Mare in Romania.

Mátyfalva was in Ugocsa county; it's now Matiieve in Ukraine. Dvorzsák's gazetteer says the Jewish congregation was in Nagy-Szőllős (Vynohradiv, Ukraine).

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