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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/27/2026 4:36 PM
Family Surname: Barg & Feldman (or Felman)
Country: Poland
Town: Miedzyrzec Podlaski
Date of Image: 1878

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1878 Miedzyrzec Podlaski birth register Akta 174

Birth of Szloma Dawid Barg son of Jankel Meier (Jacob Meyer) Barg and Masza Feldman Barg, who were married the previous year (1877). It is believed that the mother died either just after or a few months following the birth of this son.

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9/30/2026 1:50 PM

Акт № 174. Город Межиречи 4/16 октября 1878 года в 9 часов утра.
Явился еврей Янкель Меер Барг, 25 лет, работник, проживающим в городе Межиречье
в присутствии свидетелей Берка Фельмана , 39 лет и Гершки Тривакса, 50 лет, обоих школьников, и
предъявили нам младенца мужского пола, объявляя, что он родился 28 сентября/ 10 октября текущего года в 1 час ночи, от законной его жены Маши Фельман, 19 лет. Младенцу при совершенном обряде моисеевом даны имена Шлома Давид.
Акт подписан чиновником, свидетелями. Отец же писать не умеет.
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Record No. 174. Town of Mezhirechye, October 4/16, 1878, at 9:00 a.m.
Appeared the Jew Yankel Meer Barg, 25 years old, a laborer residing in the town of Mezhirechye,
in the presence of witnesses Berk Felman, 39, and Gershka Trivaks, 50—both *shkolniks* [synagogue attendants]— and presented to us a male infant, declaring that he was
born on September 28 / October 10 of the current year at 1:00 a.m. to his lawful wife, Masha Felman, 19 years old.
Upon the performance of the Mosaic rite, the infant was given the names Shloma David.
The record is signed by the official and the witnesses.
The father, however, does not know how to write.
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