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Category: Translation - Yiddish
Approval Date: 9/5/2021 1:59 PM
Family Surname: Schreiber
Town: Kisvardá, Sarospatak

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I think this document talks about my 3rd great-granduncle, Rabbi Naftali Schreiber of Kisvardá and his son Herman (David Tzvi) who was married to Chayah Matel Züszman, daughter of Rabbi Chaim Elazar (Heinrik) Züszman. Rabbi Chaim Elazar Züszman of Hajdunanás was in turn married to Betti Schreiber, niece of Rabbi Naftali Schreiber and daughter of Rabbi Yisroel Efraim Fishel (Fülöp) Schreiber, ABD of Hajdunanás, AKA "Afsei Eretz", my 3rd great- granduncle too.
I would like to know everything that is mentioned in the document related to Schreiber. I will add a second image in case something more is said about the Schreibers.
Thank you so much for helping me preserve the memory of my loved ones.

All the best,

Róbert Moskovics Spiegel

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