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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 1/9/2022 11:10 AM
Family Surname: Gehr
Country: Germany
Town: Berlin

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Hello
Could i have the translation of this document please? I would like to know what kind of document is this. Also, all dates, towns and names. I would like to know who were Isidor Gehr's parents.
thank you
adriana

Response

1/9/2022 12:42 PM

This is a marriage document, dated in Berlin on Oct. 10, 1901.

The groom was the merchant Isidor Gehr, Jewish, born Nov. 15, 1871, in Tuchel, residing in Berlin, Mendelssohnstrasse 13, son of Gerson Gehr and his wife Doris nee Goldstein, both residing in Tuchel,

The bride was Katharina Steinitz, Jewish, born July 9, 1881, in Goerlitz, residing in Berlin, Rathenowerstrasse 74, daughter of the merchant Max Steinitz and his wife Else nee Steinitz, both residing in Berlin.

The comments in the margin say that the bride had to take on the additional name of Sara in 1939, this was confirmed in 1940, and it was revoked in 1951.

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As always, I am reminding you that there is a second page to marriage documents, on which you can see the names of witnesses and signatures. The information on this page is often helpful.

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