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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 1/2/2022 12:38 PM
Family Surname: Kramer and stein-schachter
Country: Austria
Town: Vienna
Date of Image: 1923

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These are details of the 1923 marriage of Mechel Samson Kramer to Czarna Rifka Stein-Schachter in Vienna.

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1/4/2022 9:17 AM

1. column is 21 - a serial number,
2. column is the date 12. February 1923, afternoon 1/2 6 a clock,
3. column is the address in Vienna, I guess II is 2. district in Vienna, Street is Pazmanitengasse 6
4. column is about the groom: Mechel Samson Krämer, privat- religion teacher, born in Obertyn district Horodenka, Poland, son of mister Wolf Krämer and his wife Perl, born Schleuen
5. column, birth date of the groom: 19. January 1883, 39 years and 1 month old
6. column: ritually married
7. column is the address in Vienna, 2. district in Vienna, Street is Arnezhoferstrasse 5/28, since 26/1 1923 (26. January 1923)
8. column is about the bride: Czarna Rifka Stein correct Schächter, private, born in Obertyn district Horodenka, Poland,daughter of mister Moses Stein and his wife Sima born Schächter
9. column, birth date of the bride: 22. July 1889, 33 years and 6 2/3 month old
10. column: ritually married
11. column is the same address like column 7, 2. district in Vienna, Street is Arnezhoferstrasse 5/28, since 26/1 1923 (26. January 1923)
12. column, the signitures: groom, bride, widnesses
first Isaak Jakob Steinberg, trader, street I can not read exactly, but guess Hubelstrasse 27/10
second Dr. Moritz Kohn, secretary, Vienna 2, Pazmanitengasse 19/?
And the signature of the registrar (I can not read) and the date of registration: 12. February 1923
In the last column is noted: Consolidation of the marriage

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