Aron Pencier

1864–1918

Life

Born
c. 1864 (age 54 at death 1918)
Civil marriage
to Reisla Pencier née Fichner, 18 December 1901, Brzostek (m-1901-19)
Died
25 May 1918, age 54 years, Brzostek (d-1918-1)
Occupation(s)
cobbler; master shoemaker
Residence(s)
Brzostek

Names in the registers

Each way the records name this person, and where. Spellings differ because each clerk wrote what he heard, in Polish or German spelling.

Name as enteredRecords
Aron Pencier b-1894-18, b-1896-15, b-1897-25, b-1899-39, m-1901-19, b-1902-1, b-1902-2, d-1902-7, b-1904-19, d-1904-5, b-1907-11, b-1909-30, b-1911-25, d-1911-3, d-1918-1, m-1924-1, m-1937-4

What the registers say

The translation of this person's own entry in each record.

  • b-1894-18 (Father): “Aron Pencier, shoemaker in Brzostek”
  • b-1897-25 (Father): “Aron Pencier, master shoemaker in Brzostek”
  • m-1901-19 (Groom): “Aron (:Urim:) Rozner, called Pencier, a shoemaker living in Brzostek, born in Trzcinica ad Jasło, son of Leiba and Ruchla Itty, called Itty, Rozner, a tavern keeper in Trzcinica”
  • d-1918-1 (The deceased): “Aron Pencer, cobbler in Brzostek, son of the late Judah Leib and Rachel Yetta Pencer, tavern keepers in Baczalka”

Family

Appears in records

RecordBookYearRole
b-1894-18 birth 1894 Father
b-1896-15 birth 1896 Father
b-1897-25 birth 1897 Father
b-1899-39 birth 1899 Father
m-1901-19 marriage 1901 Groom
b-1902-1 birth 1902 Father
b-1902-2 birth 1902 Father
d-1902-7 death 1902 Father of the deceased
b-1904-19 birth 1904 Father
d-1904-5 death 1904 Father of the deceased
b-1907-11 birth 1907 Father
b-1909-30 birth 1909 Father
b-1911-25 birth 1911 Father
d-1911-3 death 1911 Father of the deceased
d-1918-1 death 1918 The deceased
m-1924-1 marriage 1924 Bride's father
m-1937-4 marriage 1937 Groom's father
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Person ID P0189. Compiled from the Jewish metrical books of Brzostek: births 1876 and 1894–1917, marriages 1894–1938, deaths 1894–1938. Translated by the project team. See About for credits and methodology.