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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 12/5/2021 12:04 PM
Family Surname: Katz
Country: Czech Republic
Town: Kislonka
Date of Image: 1909

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I'd really appreciate, for some to transcribe this record.
Thank you in advance.
Yossi

Response

12/6/2021 1:38 PM

32. Lonka, on 3 Nov 1909.
Groom: Ábrahám Léb Katz, Jewish, agricultural day-laborer, born 24 July 1885, res. Tiszakarácsonyfalva
Parents: the late Kappel Katz, Hinda Kerker
Bride: Gizella Húber, Jewish, born April 1884, res. Kaszomező
Parents: Izsák Húber, Reiza Eizikovits
Witnesses: Méter(?) Majszick(?), Lónka, Alter Deutsch, Tiszakarácsonyfalu

All of the places were in Máramaros county, Hungary, and are now in either Romania or Ukraine (nowhere near the Czech Republic):
Lonka, Lónka, earlier Kis-Lonka: now split between Luh, Ukraine and Lunca la Tisa, Romania
Tiszakarácsonyfalva, Tiszakarácsonyfalu: now Crăciuneşti, Romania
Kaszómező, earlier Kaszó-Polyána: now Kosivs'ka Poliana, Ukraine

(It took me a while to figure out the groom's occupation of "földmivelési napszámos", because it's abbreviated "fmnpsz", which is just as incomprehensible in Hungarian as it is in English.)

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