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Category: Translation - Other
Approval Date: 12/22/2021 2:07 PM
Family Surname: May be Jablonka or Jagoda
Country: Poland
Town: Pultusk or Nasielsk
Date of Image: around 1900

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The writing is in Cyrillic.
This is a camera photo taken in 2011 at the Pultusk, Poland archives,
The archivist brought out the book and my colleague took a camera image of the page. I told the archivist what family names I was looking for and the relationships to my father. For this document, we did not write notes of whom might be described in this entry.
I would like to know all the relevant details, names mentioned, the town from which each mentioned person is, the ages, the years associated, all the details to help me verify some of the names I have from other sources.
Thank you.

Please note that I have more images of this document which might be clearer to read / higher zoom, can upload these too.

Response

12/27/2021 5:39 AM

Excellent job of presenting on ViewMate!

Birth 127 reg. in Pultusk Nov 13, born Nov 5, 1901 of Jakob Nuta JABLONKA son of Dawid Fajwel, trader, 20 and Gitla nee JAGODA, 20

12/30/2021 11:05 PM

Thank you very much.
Yakov was the oldest brother of my father.
He was murdered with his family by the Nazis.

The age of Gitla (Gitel) is younger than she was. She was older than her husband, David. The correct age was introduced in the other document I uploaded (ViewMat 96470). Our people had lots of reasons to register one way or another with the government. Hard to know why on this one (and two other older sons) they gave the younger age to Gitla, so it looked like she was the age of her husband, David. But she was 7 year older per other documents I found.

12/30/2021 11:06 PM

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Submitted by Zipora Yablonka-Reuveni

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Submitted by Zipora Yablonka-Reuveni