Zelda Lobel née Zeughauser

1834–1909

Life

Born: c. 1834 (age 75 at death 1909)
Civil marriage: to Isaac Lobel, 10 July 1900, Brzostek (m-1900-11)
Died: 21 May 1909, age 75 years, Januszkowice (d-1909-3)
Occupation(s): unemployed
Residence(s): Januszkowice (house 28)

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 entered	Records
Zelda née Glassner	b-1894-21, b-1897-9, b-1898-16, b-1899-35, m-1900-12, b-1901-26, b-1905-2, b-1907-34, d-1907-8, b-1910-9, b-1910-10, b-1911-13
Selde Zeughauser née Glassner	m-1900-11
Zelda Lobel née Glassner	d-1909-3

What the registers say

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

m-1900-11 (Bride): “Selde Zeughäusser, born in Nowy Sacz, lives in Januszkowice, tobacconist and stallkeeper, daughter of Salamon and Chaja Maryem, called Maryem, Glassner in Nowy Sacz”
d-1909-3 (The deceased): “Zelda Lobel, nee Glassner, a widow, unemployed in Januszkowice”

Family

Father Solomon Glassner Mother Miriam Glassner

This person Zelda Lobel née Zeughauser

Spouse Moses Hersch Zeughauser Spouse Isaac Lobel

Child Judah Zeughauser Child Shayndel Reiss née Lobel

Appears in records

Record	Book	Year	Role
`b-1894-21`	birth	1894	Mother's mother
`b-1897-9`	birth	1897	Mother's mother
`b-1898-16`	birth	1898	Mother's mother
`b-1899-35`	birth	1899	Mother's mother
`m-1900-11`	marriage	1900	Bride
`m-1900-12`	marriage	1900	Groom's mother
`b-1901-26`	birth	1901	Mother's mother
`b-1905-2`	birth	1905	Mother's mother
`b-1907-34`	birth	1907	Mother's mother
`d-1907-8`	death	1907	Spouse of the deceased
`d-1909-3`	death	1909	The deceased
`b-1910-9`	birth	1910	Mother's mother
`b-1910-10`	birth	1910	Mother's mother
`b-1911-13`	birth	1911	Mother's mother

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Person ID P0206. 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.