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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 9/15/2021 11:44 AM
Family Surname: Weil Gabriel
Country: France
Town: Lingolsheim
Date of Image: 1809

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the wedding took place in 1809 and is written in German, in th cisty of lingolsheim, alsace france. I want to understand all the data (names, dates, ages) as they are direct encestors to me

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9/17/2021 12:12 AM

In the year 1809 on 22 February did attend before us major and employee of the civil record of the municipality Lingolsheim, and municipal government Geispolzheim in the Lower Rhine Department
Gabriel Weil [ (earlier Gomber ? Schulte ) ? ] aged 26 years, born here in Lingolsheim on December 4, 1782, a merchant residing in Lingolsheim, major son of the late Meyer Schille and [Jaget ] Schmule, having been merchants residing in Lingolsheim and miss Rastelle Blass (normal) Hanna Abraham , aged 25 years, born in Rosheim and residing there, major daughter of Braham Blass, normal Abraham Samuel) and Rösel Weil, wedded merchants residing in Rosheim
Witnesses : Hanna Weil (earlier Isaac Schiller, aged 42 years, merchant in Lingolsheim
Johann Georg Mack, 49 years and some months, young teacher from Lingolsheim,
Meyer Weil, aged 41 years, school teacher of the local Jewish community, residing in Lingolsheim
Leopold Piess (normal ) Leib Malitz, 42 years and some months old, butcher from Lingolsheim.
The second and the lastwitness are not related with the wedded couple.
That is what I coud make out of it. Omer

9/17/2021 4:50 AM

I think Gabriel Weil's former name was Gomber Schille, son of late Meyer Schille and Jaget Schmule; (Schille might have to do with Jehoshua, which was pronounced Schi'ele).

the bride was Rosette Bloch, formerly Hanna Abraham, daughter of Abraham Bloch, formerly Abraham Samuel and his wife Rachel Weil, formerly Feyl Weil;

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