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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/19/2021 11:52 AM
Family Surname: Saperstein/Sapersztejn
Country: Poland
Town: Ciechanow
Date of Image: 1871

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Your help in translating all names, dates, addresses, occupations and any other information from record # 3 that will help me learn more about my ancestors is greatly appreciated. I wish you a happy and healthy New Year and thank you in advance for your kind deed.

Regards,

Bobby Rotker

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9/30/2021 6:52 AM

No. 3 City of Ciechanów
It came to pass in the city of Ciechanów on the 3rd/15th of January 1871 at 9:00 AM that there appeared [before us] in person Rubin Sapersztein, a tailor and resident of the city of Ciechanów, age 31, and, in the presence of the witnesses Abram Wątroba, age 56, and Gerszon Totengreber, age 34, synagogue sextons resident in the city of Ciechanów, and showed us a child of female gender and stated that it had been born on the 25th of December 1870/6th of January 1871 at 5:00 PM to his wife Dwojra Frydman. Following religious rites, this child was given the name Ester Ruchla. This document was read out to the petitioner and to the witnesses and signed by us and by the witnesses.
[Signed in Polish:] Abram Wątroba
[Signed in Polish:] G. Totengreber
[Signed in Russian:] The Clerk of Civil Records [illegible signature]

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