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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 11/3/2021 12:09 PM
Family Surname: DZBANEK
Country: Poland
Town: OSTROLEKA
Date of Image: 1843

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Could someone translate this Ostroleka marriage record (AKTA 26)from Polish for me please. May I please request a full, literal translation to try and extract every small bit of information. My gratitude, Jeff Skinnon

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11/9/2021 6:40 AM

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It took place in Ostroleka on the 2nd/14th December 1843 at 10 AM. Appearing (before us) there was (orthodox) Jew
Moritek? Fiszel Sojner?, a local rabbi, together with orthodox Jew Mejer Jekowicz? Dzbanek, a farmer residing the village of Dzbanino?, age 31, born in Lipianie?, county Lanczynski?, son of Janek and Fayga Szmulowicz. The spouse of the deceased father, the mother residing in the village of Dzbenino, and with mother Jucha Allegietys ???, single, age 23, daughter of Janek and Jafeta Lejbawna, spouses Allegiety?, laborers ... that suburb residing, until now living with the parents,
and in the presence of Fayga Szmulowicz, the mother of Mejer, and Josek Allegietys father's mother, as well as in the presence of witnesses Chaim Wejlazy?, a shammes, age 47, and Icek Sajki??, an innkeeper, age 30, both residing here in Ostroleka, and declared that yester before him, Mejer Jehowicz Mejer, a young man, and Malka Joskowna Allegity, a religious wedding took place, and that the wedding was preceded by three banns on the October23rd/4th Novemner, 30th October/11 November, 6th/18th November of the current year, and that the marriage took place with the permission of the present here Fayga Szmulowicz and Josek Allegityn.
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The married couple declared that they had not concluded a premarital agreement. This act was read to those appearing and the witnesses ....

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I would be interested in seeing someone fill in the missing words.

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Submitted by Jeffery Alwyn Skinnon

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