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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 10/24/2021 11:54 AM
Family Surname: RUBINEK, ANKER
Country: Poland
Town: Opoczno
Date of Image: 1891

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This is Akta Opoczno 1891 M5, the marriage of Beniamin RUBINEK to Chana ANKER. A full translation would be nice but most important are all dates, the couple's ages, towns, and professions, their parents names, ages, towns, and professions and whether they are living, any patronymics or matronymics, any other relatives, house numbers, the Rabbi, witnesses, and signatures... Thanks

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10/26/2021 7:43 PM

Benyamin Rubinek, bachelor, 23 years old, son of Eliyash Mordko and Fayglia Beila/Bailia, nee Fridrikh, inhabitants of town of Konsk.
Chana Anker, bachelorette, 17 year old, daughter of Volf Leyb and Maria, nee Foulbart, living with parents in a village Primousova Volia (?-translators note - not sure this village still exists with the same name ), Gmina Yakov, Zbishnev Orug... This marriage was announced 3 times in various towns (Onochinsk and Konsk). Newlyweds announced that there is no nuptial agreement. Permission for this marriage was given by the bride's parents. Rabbi Yosk Lilental officiated this marriage. Bride and groom affirmed that they cannot write. Burgomister, witnesses Yankel Shkolnik and Shmul Lande, and Rabbi Lilental signed the document.

10/27/2021 8:08 PM

Date of Marriage: January 14, 1891.

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