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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 11/3/2021 12:08 PM
Family Surname: DZBANEK
Country: Poland
Town: WYSZKOW
Date of Image: 1901

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Full translation please (include all details, names, places etc) AKTA 45

Response Translated by Michael Ryabinky, Boynton Beach, FL)
# 45
It took place in Posad Vyshkov on October 30 (November 12), 1901 at 11 am. Itsek-Yankel Bronstein (not clear), 43 years old, and Itssek-Faivel Tsimbal, a religious teacher, 39 years old, both residents of the Vyshkov settlement, appeared in person and announced that this date, at 5 a.m. in the Vyshkov settlement, he died Dzbanek Avezer, 2 years old, son of Srul-Gersh and Adasa, nee Boynos. I am truly certifying about the death of Aveser Dubanek. This act was read and signed by those present.
Witness: Yankel Bronstein
Witness: Itsek-Faivel Tsimbal
Civil Status Official Signature

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