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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 10/17/2021 12:54 PM
Family Surname: RUBINEK
Country: Poland
Town: Opoczno
Date of Image: 1895

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This is the birth record (Akta Opoczno 1895 B80) of Chil RUBINEK. A full translation would be nice but most important are the exact birth and record dates and any info on names, surnames, patronymics/matronymics, professions, ages and places of both parents, house #, and any other relatives and witnesses... Thanks

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10/23/2021 1:29 PM

No. 80
Village of Józefów
Chil Rubinek
It came to pass in the city of Opoczno on the 3rd day of December 1895 at 10:00 AM that there appeared [before us] Beniamin Rubinek, trader, age 27, residing in the village of Józefów, Janków County, Opoczno Uyezd, in the presence of witnesses Jankiel Balz[…], synagogue sexton, age 56, and Mowsze Sarnewicz, cantor, age 53, residents of Opoczno, and showed us a child of male gender, stating that he was born in the village of Józefów on the 26th of November of the current year at 11:00 PM to his legal wife Chana (née Anker), age 22. This child at his circumcision was given the name Chil. This document was read out to the petitioner and the witnesses and duly signed by us and by them. The father does not know how to write.
[Signed in Russian:] Mayor [illegible signature]
[Signed in Russian:] Jankiel Balz[…]
[Signed in Russian:] M. Sarnewicz

I also chanced across the following archival document concerning Chil Rubinek:

file:///C:/Users/Yale/Desktop/JDC%20-%20Archives%20_%20Jechiel%20Rubinek_files/Letter_Vilna_AR33-44_00876_00052.jpg

http://search.archives.jdc.org/multimedia/Documents/Names%20Databank/Vilna%20Refugees/Vilna_AR33-44_00876_00130.pdf

Best wishes,

Yale J. Reisner
Warsaw, Poland
yalereisner@gmail.com

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