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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/26/2021 11:54 AM
Family Surname: PEREL NISENBAUM
Country: Poland
Town: Klimontow
Date of Image: 1869

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This is Akta Klimontow 1869 M5, the marriage of Sanel PEREL to Dobra NISENBAUM. A full translation would be nice but most important are all dates, the couple's ages, towns, and professions, their parents names, ages, towns, and professions and whether they are living, any patronymics or matronymics, any other relatives, house numbers, the Rabbi, witnesses, margin notes, and signatures... Thanks

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9/29/2021 2:11 PM

No. 5
It came to pass in the city of Klimontów on the 4th/16th day of March 1869 at 8:00 PM that the rabbi of the city of Klimontów Mejer Szaja Gelernter along with Sanel [?] Perel, bachelor, age 20, son of the legally-married couple Szmul and Mariem Perel, residents of the town of Lelov, and Dobra Nisenbaum, single woman, age 20, daughter of the legally-married couple Nuchim Szmulowicz and Dwojra Nisenbaum [italicized text added in the left-hand margin], living with her parents in the city of Opatów, and, in the presence of the witnesses Abram Sandomirski, a trader of vegetable oils, age 37, and Moszko Mater [?], synagogue sexton, age 54, residents of the city of Klimontów, and told us that before the rabbi on this date at 7:00 PM a religious marriage was concluded between Sanel [?] Perel, bachelor, and Dobra Nisenbaum, a single woman. This marriage was preceded by three banns announced in the synagogues of Opatów and of here on the 4th, 11th and 18th of January of the current year. Permission for this marriage to go forward was given to the groom and bride and confirmed by the parents of the couple who were present in person at the wedding. The newlyweds stated that they had not concluded any prenuptial agreement. The marriage was performed by the aforementioned rabbi. This document was duly signed by us, by the rabbi, by the witnesses as the others present are illiterate.
[Signed in Russian:] The Clerk of Civil Records Demb[…]
[Signed in Polish:] Rabbi Meier Szaje Gelernter
[Signed in Russian:] Moszek Mater [?]
Abram Sandomirski

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