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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 9/8/2021 12:17 PM
Family Surname: israel
Country: Hungary

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Response

9/3/2021 7:27 AM

I do not see a groom or bride with the surname Israel or Izrael on this page. Which entry would you like translated? (I'm sorry, but I don't have time or energy to do all ten.)

9/9/2021 12:44 AM

Hello Elimelech,

There is no surname of Israel. Could you possibly be looking for a translation of the last listing for Israel Klein?

If so, please let me know so that I can try to help you....Jo

9/10/2021 12:57 AM

Hello Elimelech,

Marriage Registry 1893
Entry #10

GROOM: Izrael Klein
Birthplace: Derecske
Occupation: (none listed)
Residence: Derecske
Age: 26
Status: Single

GROOM'S PARENTS:
Father: Mozes Klein, merchant
Mother: Hanni Eizenstadter
Residence: Derecske

BRIDE: Linka Spitzer
Birthplace: H. Nanas
Residence: B. Ujfalu
Age: 28
Status: Single never married

BRIDE'S PARENTS:
Father: Bernal Spitzer, merchant
Mother: Veronka Spitzer
Residence: B. Ujfalu

ANNOUNCEMENT OF MARRIAGE: 3 times
In B. Ulfalu and Derecske

THE MARRIAGE:
Date: November 12 (1893 assumed)
Place: B. Ujfalu

Witnesses:
Emanuel Schwarcz
Samuel Schonfeld
both from Derecske

WEDDING OFFICIANT:
Abraham Blum, Chief Rabbi of B. Ujfalu

NOTATION: (approximate)
According to Derecske records, it is provided that Izrael Klein changed the family surname to KALLOS per
Document #31950 / March 6, 1905

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I'll try to see if I can find the complete name for the towns that are shown with abbreviations (B. Ujfalu and
H. Nanas.) and send that in a separate reply....Jo

9/10/2021 1:23 AM

Elimelech,

The towns in my previous response could be these:

H. Nanas is probably Hajdunanas, which was in Hungary during that time period.

B. Ujfalu could be either of the following....
Beregujfalu (near Subcarpathia) or Bozodujfalu (in the Erdely area). These were both in Hungary during that time period.

You might want to check out the JewishGen Town Finder and look through the various time periods. These towns are now in other countries (as political borders can change often).

Jo

9/11/2021 8:26 AM

This is identical to VM 95084. The towns are Berettyóujfalu and Hajdunánás.

9/12/2021 9:05 AM

Hajdunanas and Berettyoujfalu are still in Hungary, both in Hajdu-Bihar megye (county).

ViewMate Posting VM 95082

Submitted by Elimelech Kessler

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Submitted by Elimelech Kessler