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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 10/1/2026 8:27 AM
Family Surname: Wajnryb (Weinrib)
Country: Poland
Town: Piotrkow Trybunalski
Date of Image: 1912

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Please translate the complete Russian birth act no. 147 for Chaim Wajnryb, Piotrkow 1912. Please give the exact birth and registration dates/times; father Shimon's and mother Shprintza's full names, especially her maiden name; their ages, occupations and residence; witness names and details; signatures and any marginal notes. Please preserve uncertain spellings. Source: Piotrkow State Archive, Jewish civil birth register (fond 48/333/0); original scan supplied by the archive Sept. 28, 2026, case O-III.6342.1018.2026.

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10/7/2026 1:20 PM

№ 147.
Город Петроков. 12/25 июля 1912 года в 10 часов утра.
Явились: Шимон Вайнриб, торговщик, 37 лет, живущий в городе Петроков и
свидетели: Левек Абрамсон, частный писарь, 58 лет и Пинхус Райтбергер, торговец, 49 лет.
5/18 июля 1912 года в 5 часов дня родился Хаим от законной жены Шпринцы, урождённой Иоскевич,33 года.
Акт подписан всеми, кроме отца (по неграмотности).
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No. 147.
City of Piotrków. July 12/25, 1912, at 10:00 a.m.
Appeared: Shimon Vainrib, merchant, 37 years old, residing in the city of Piotrków, and witnesses: Levek Abramson, private clerk, 58 years old, and Pinkhus Raitberger, merchant, 49 years old.
On July 5/18, 1912, at 5:00 p.m., Khaim was born to the lawful wife Shprintsa, née Ioskevich, 33 years old.
The record is signed by all except the father (due to illiteracy).
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