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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 10/4/2026 4:22 PM
Family Surname: Barg Lichtenstein
Country: Poland
Town: Miedzyrzec Podlaski
Date of Image: 1886

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Looking for a Russian/English translation of the following:

1886 birth record for Abram Moszko Barg (Morris Abraham Barg), first son born to Meier Barg and Eva (Cheva Nucha) Lichtenstein Barg. Found as 1886 Miedzyrzec Podlaski birth record Akta 1.

He would be later known as Morris Abraham Barg after the family relocated to NYC.

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10/7/2026 4:25 PM

Акт № 9. Город Межиречье .2 января 1886 года в 9 часов дня.
Явился Янкель Меер Барг, работник, 30 лет, в присутствии свидетелей Сухера Розенцвейга, 58 лет и Израеля Пидмантера, 37 лет, и объявили, что
26 декабря 1885 в 2 часа ночи родился от законной жены: Хава Неха, урождённая Лихтенштейн, 26 лет, мальчик, которому при обрезании даны имена : Абрам Мошко.
Отец не грамотный.
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Act No. 9. The city of Mezhirechye. January 2, 1886, at 9 a.m.
Yankel Meer Barg, a worker, aged 30, appeared in the presence of witnesses Sukher Rosenzweig, aged 58, and Israel Pidmanter, aged 37, and declared that
On December 26, 1885, at 2 a.m., he was born to his lawful wife: Hava Neha, née Lichtenstein, aged 26, a boy who was given the names Abram Moshko at the time of circumcision.
The father is illiterate.

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