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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 11/4/2026 8:38 PM
Family Surname: Munter
Country: Poland
Town: Dobrzyn nad Drweca
Date of Image: 1868

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From Szukaj w Archiwach.

Akta 6 is the 1868 death record from Dobrzyń nad Drwęcą, Rypin, Płock, Poland for my fifth-great-grandfather. I would be grateful if someone could translate it in full (or at least everything that isn’t the standard wording of a death record).

Names that might appear in the record are:
- the deceased: Kalman MUNTER;
- his late wife: Odel ROZNER;
- his surviving children: Jakob, Moyzesz, Bayla, Faygel, Frumet, Hersz, Markus, Szaia.

Thanks so much! Hopefully the handwriting isn’t too hard to read.

Response

11/6/2026 3:34 PM

№6. Состоялось в посаде Добржинь над Дрвенци 20 августа/1 сентября 1868 года в 9 часов утра.
Явились Саломон Мунтер, извозчик, 68 лет и Абрам Маер Бурш, торгующий рыбою, 46 лет
живущие в здешнем посаде и объявили, что позавчерашнего числа (18 августа/30 августа 1868 года) в 7 часов вечера в здешнем городе умер Кальман Мунтер, содержащий себя при родственниках, вдовец, 80 лет, проживающий и рождённый в здешнем городе, сын умерших Переца и Гнендли, супругов Мунтер.
Акт этот прочитан присутствующим, из которых первый есть родной брат умершего, и ими подписан.
Подпись (брата): SALAMON MUNTER.
Содержащий Акты Гражданского состояния нехристианских вероисповедований. Бургомистр.
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No. 6. It took place in the settlement of Dobržín nad Dravnici on August 20 / September 1, 1868, at 9 a.m.
Salomon Munter, a coachman aged 68, and Abram Mayer Burch, a fishmonger aged 46, who lived in the local settlement, appeared and announced that the day before yesterday (August 18/30, 1868) at 7 p.m. in the local town, Kalman Munter, a widower aged 80, who supported himself with the help of relatives, who had been born and lived in the local town, and who was the son of the deceased Peretz and Gnedli, the spouses Munter, had died.
This act was read to those present, the first of whom was the deceased’s own brother, and they signed it.
Signature (of the brother): SALAMON MUNTER.
Contains Acts of Civil Status of non Christian faiths. Burgomaster.
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