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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 9/1/2021 3:59 PM
Family Surname: klein
Country: Hungary
Town: derecske

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i need a translation also of the last box of this record regarding israel klein

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9/3/2021 7:49 AM

1893
Number 10.
Groom, birthplace: Izráel Klein, Derecske
Parents, position and residence: Mózes Klein, merchant; Hani Eizenstädter; Derecske
Residence: Derecske
Age 26, single
Bride, birthplace: Linka Spitzer, H. Nánás [Hajdúnánás]
Parents, position and residence: Bernát Spitzer, merchant; Veronka Spitzer; B. Ujfalu [Berettyóujfalu]
Residence: B. Ujfalu
Age 28, single
Announcements: B. Ujfalu and Derecske, 3 times
Wedding: 12 Nov., B. Ujfalu
Witnesses: Emánuel Schwarcz, Sámuel Schönfeld, Derecske
Officiant: Ábrahám Blum, chief rabbi, B. Ujfalu
Note: according to notification from the Derecske rabbinate, Izrael Klein's change of family name to "Kallós" was permitted by the Hungarian Royal Interior Ministry under number 31950/III.6/905.

9/3/2021 8:42 PM

The Hungarian genealogy society's name-change database (https://macse.hu/names/names.aspx) indicates that he was residing in Nagyvárad (now Oradea, Romania) in 1905:

Assumed surname: Kallós
Original (alias) surname: Klein
Given name(s): Izrael
Religion: izr.
Residence: Nagyvárad
Civil position: n.a.
Birthplace: Derecske
Birth year: 1868
Age: 37
Number and year of Interior Ministry decree containing the permit: 31950/1905
Announced in official publication: yes
Source:
MNL-OL microfilm 30796 image 677 carton 3
Name-change registries year 1905 page 23 line 35

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