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95856 Translation - Tombstone

11/3/2021 12:18 PM KNOWN: In Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn, Gravestone of Mordechai Sprinzen, son of Avraham Yechiel Michal, died Feb. 27, 1910, aged 67.I believe the Hebrew word in the middle is "sofer," for scribe. (Other records show he was a "rabbi"and a "talmadmaker.") I would like to know what the Hebrew description says at the top, under "Peh Nun"and if I am missing anything else. The 2nd last line of Hebrew is very faint. I presume it is his Hebrew date of death in Adar? See next uploaded image, which is a negative of the image, which may help legibility. Thank you. View the post with its 2 responses
95857 Translation - Tombstone

11/3/2021 12:18 PM Same as for previous image, but this is the negative version. Gravestone of Mordechai Sprinzen, son of Avraham Yechiel Michal, died Feb. 27, 1910, aged 67.I believe the Hebrew word in the middle is "sofer," for scribe. (Other records show he was a "rabbi"and a "talmadmaker.") I would like to know what the Hebrew description says at the top, under "Peh Nun"and if I am missing anything else. The 2nd last line of Hebrew is very faint. I presume it is his Hebrew date of death in Adar? See previous uploaded image. Thank you. View the post with its 1 response
95848 Translation - Tombstone

11/3/2021 12:17 PM I would be grateful for a translation of the Hebrew inscription.

Apologies for the image quality -- it's all that is available.

Thank you,

David
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95849 Translation - Tombstone

11/3/2021 12:17 PM I would be grateful for a translation of the Hebrew inscription.

Thank you,

David
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95844 Translation - Polish

11/3/2021 12:16 PM I would appreciate knowing the parents of Sura Brandla Dziura and any other relevant information which can be gleaned from the death certificate. Thank you very much.
David Joran
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95845 Translation - Tombstone

11/3/2021 12:16 PM I would be grateful for a translation of the Hebrew inscription.
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95846 Translation - German

11/3/2021 12:16 PM I would greatly appreciate a complete translation of this German Death Certificate. Thank you very much for your attention to the details. View the post with its 1 response
95847 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:16 PM Death Record:Chaim Gerszon Luj



1-What were the name of Chaim Gerszon`s parents?

2-What was the maiden name of Chaim Gerszon`s mother?

3-How old was Chaim Gerszon when he died?

4-How old were his parents?

5-Did he have wife and kids?

6- Where was his adress?

7-Other names
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95842 Translation - Tombstone

11/3/2021 12:15 PM Translation of the Hebrew for both Emily and Joseph Silton, to confirm paternal lineage.

The marker is located in the Custom Tailors Cemetery in West Roxbury Mass.
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95834 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:15 PM Please translate all vital info. Thank you! View the post, there are no responses
95811 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:10 PM Please translate all vital info. Thank you! View the post, there are no responses
95807 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:10 PM Please translate all vital info from this death record. Thank you in advance! View the post, there are no responses
95808 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:10 PM Please translate all vital info from this death record. Thank you! View the post, there are no responses
95809 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:10 PM Please translate all vital info from this death record. Thank you! View the post, there are no responses
95740 Photo Identification

11/3/2021 12:10 PM David Sloan (a.k.a. Yankel Yankelewitz) with his wife Ida (Feldman) his father Leib, and children (from left to right: Fanny, John, and Hyman).

David and Ida were originally from Cherkassy. David arrived in Montreal in 1904 and Ida probably arrived within a year.

Should you recognize this photograph or any of the people in it, please contact David Sloan via email: sloan.d(at)gmail.com

LIFE SKETCH

David Sloan was born to Leib and Toba in Cherkassy in the year 1882 (then part of the Russian Empire). According to family members, his original name was Yankel Yankelewitz (Yankel is a diminutive of Jacob corresponding to his Jewish name of Jacob David). David married Ida Feldman who was also from Cherkassy.

David died on January 8, 1952 and is buried in Montreal. At the time, he was survived by his wife and children as well as 7 grandchildren. An eighth grandchild, a son, was born in 1955 to John and Jeannette Sloan. The child was named after David in accordance with Jewish tradition.
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95768 Translation - Polish

11/3/2021 12:09 PM Could someone translate this Ostroleka marriage record (AKTA 26)from Polish for me please. May I please request a full, literal translation to try and extract every small bit of information. My gratitude, Jeff Skinnon View the post with its 1 response
95673 Translation - Yiddish

11/3/2021 12:09 PM Please help translate - thank you View the post with its 2 responses
95681 Translation - German

11/3/2021 12:09 PM Hi Please to translate this concentration camp record of Marton Polatsek and if possible to explain what this document is all about, Thanks in advance View the post with its 1 response
95750 Translation - Russian

11/3/2021 12:08 PM Full translation please (include all details, names, places etc) AKTA 45

Response Translated by Michael Ryabinky, Boynton Beach, FL)
# 45
It took place in Posad Vyshkov on October 30 (November 12), 1901 at 11 am. Itsek-Yankel Bronstein (not clear), 43 years old, and Itssek-Faivel Tsimbal, a religious teacher, 39 years old, both residents of the Vyshkov settlement, appeared in person and announced that this date, at 5 a.m. in the Vyshkov settlement, he died Dzbanek Avezer, 2 years old, son of Srul-Gersh and Adasa, nee Boynos. I am truly certifying about the death of Aveser Dubanek. This act was read and signed by those present.
Witness: Yankel Bronstein
Witness: Itsek-Faivel Tsimbal
Civil Status Official Signature
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95647 Translation - Polish

11/3/2021 12:08 PM Full translation please to extract as much info as possible (names, dates, ages, town, witnesses) View the post with its 1 response
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