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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 8/8/2021 3:51 PM
Family Surname: Maschke
Country: Poland
Town: Graudenz
Date of Image: 1909

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Please provide transcription for the first three lines. Please help confirm the translation is correct (or provide alternate meanings). Thank you!

July 21st 1909
The administrators of the local provincial lunatic asylum declared that Moritz Maschke, 48 years old, Jew, resident of Graudenz, born in Preussisch-Stargard, having been married to Marta (Rosenberg), resident of Graudenz, son of the deceased merchant Salomon Maschke and his deceased wife Selinde (unknown maiden name), both parents most recently having resided at [his place of birth], died in Neustadt at the provincial lunatic asylum on July 20th 1909 at 1:45 pm.

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Where is Neustadt located? There are several towns by this name.

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