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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 6/30/2021 12:02 PM
Family Surname: Baden
Country: Germany
Town: Danzig
Date of Image: Before 1859

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I will appreciate a transcript, translation is not required.

Response

7/4/2021 9:32 AM

Parent’s names Trader skilled laborer Jacob Baden and wife born Lewinsohn
Baden / Merchant , laborer / born April 6, 1859 . Jewish / in Danzig / 2.1.1910Passport 131 /
Husband / 12.6.06 from Breitgasse 43 to Berlin / on 28.10.06 : from Berlin to Breitgasse 43
Deceased 5.10.1913 in Charlottenburg Meinekestrasse clinic of professor Dr. Karzewski
Wife : Rebekka born Grau / born Jan 5, 1862, Jewish, in Brandenburg bei Königsberg /
On 23.5.1882 married in Danzig / Deceased on 3.1.1916 in the mentally ill institute in Conradstein /
Son : Hermann, born 18.7.1883 / 10.11.05 from military (service) to Breitgassee 43 / On 5.3.1906 to Berlin / According to passport since 1.5.1906 in Halle at the Saar /
Daughter : Salli , born 17.1.1885 in Danzig
Son : Nathan born 23.3.1887 in Danzig
Residences : 23.3.82 Ockstadt Graben 69 / [ -- ]/ 28.3.83 Tischlergasse 27 / 2.10.86 Tischlergasse 16/
28.10.87 [-----gasse 1 ] / 20.10.91Mäthlergasse 2 / 7/4/96 Schneidermühl ? 5 / 1.4.97 Pfandhaus 5
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