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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 10/4/2026 4:22 PM
Family Surname: Barg Lichtenstein
Town: Miedzyrzec Podlaski
Date of Image: 1882

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Looking for Russian/English translation for the following document:

Maryim Ruchla Barg 1882 Miedzyrzec Podlaski Poland birth register Akta 9.

She should be listed as the daughter of Jankel Meier Barg and Eva Lichtenstein Barg. Eva may be rendered as Cheva Nucha etc. She was later known as Rachel Barg, with an estimated bith year of 1882. As far as I know Rachel was the first of the children born to Meyer and Eva Barg.

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10/7/2026 3:59 PM

Акт № 9. Город Межиречье .21 ноября 1882 года в 9 часов утра.
Явился Янкель Меер Барг, плотник, 26 лет, в присутствии свидетелей Берко Фельман , 43 лет и Гершко Тривакса, 54 лет, обоих школьников, и объявили, что 15 марта прошлого года (1881 года) в 10 часов ночью родилась от законной жены: Хава Неха Лихтенштейн, 22 лет, девочка, которой при совершении обряда Моисеева даны имена Марем Рухля. Отец объявил, что по случаю отлучки с предъявлением младенца опоздал.
Отец не грамотный.
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Record No. 9. Town of Mezhirechi, November 21, 1882, at 9:00 a.m.
Yankel Meer Barg, a carpenter aged 26, appeared in the presence of witnesses Berko Felman (aged 43) and Gershko Trivaks (aged 54)—both *shkolniks* [synagogue attendants]—and declared that
on March 15 of last year (1881), at 10:00 p.m., a daughter was born to his lawful wife, Khavia Nekha Likhtenshteyn (aged 22);
upon the performance of the Mosaic rite, the child was given the names Marem Rukhlya.
The father stated that he had delayed presenting the infant due to his absence.
The father is illiterate.
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