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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 11/21/2021 12:17 PM
Family Surname: Nejman
Country: Poland
Town: Radziejow

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Hello. I believe this page from book of residents is Gersz Nejman. Can someone please translate the cyrillic to English. Thank you so much.

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11/22/2021 8:54 PM

House #5

1. Moizhezh Neiman, parents Mikhail and Mashe nee Bezrer, Born 29 March 1835, Born in: L[...illegible], Married 21 Feb 1854, bourgeois, religion: Jew, Occupation: paramedic, Note: died in Piotrkow 7 Dec, 1895
2.Maria Neiman nee Brown. Parents Manes and Rikhla nee Neiman. 18 April 1835. (6 is Julian 18 is Gregorian date). In Turek. married. bourgeois. jew, with husband (housewife). Note: "A copy was made for obtaining [illegible]"
3. Markus Neiman. Moizhesh and Maria nee Brown. 8 February 1864. Piotrkow. Single. Bourgeois. Jew. With parents. Note: "Written on the next page".
4. Mindlia Neiman. Moizhesh and Maria nee Brown. 16 Sept 1867. Piotrkow. Single. Bourgeois. Jew. With parents. Note: "Returned to marriage with Hersh [the remaining text is hard to read, better scan or better imagination is needed]
5. Shimon Neiman. Moizhesh and Maria nee Brown. 18 July 1870. Single. Bourgeois. Jew. With parents. Note: Accepted for military service in 1892 draft. Written on the 42(?)nd page of this book.

1 - 5 Previous addresses. Turek Town of Kalisz Governorate, by relocation order of the head of Turek region of 6 Dec 1873.

6. Shmul Noiman. Moizhesh and Maria nee Brown. 20 Feb 1875. Piotrkow. Single. Bourgeois. Jew. With parents. Previous address. Piotrkow. In 1894 joined military service. Written on the 66th (?) page of this book.

7. Masia Nojman. Moizhesh and Maria nee Brown. 19 July 1880. Piotrkow. Single. Bourgeois. Jew. With parents. Piotrkow. Note: entered [something illegible, needs work] 21 November 1901 and expelled in 1914.

Notes are written by different people at different times, so because of a very small sample of handwriting and lack of context, it is very hard to understand.

Best of luck,

VK

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