Dacha Tager née Zweig

1850–1902

Life

Born: c. 1850 (age 52 at death 1902)
Died: 15 Feb 1902, age 52 years, Klecie (d-1902-4)
Residence(s): Klecie (house 16)

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
Dacha née Zweig	b-1894-33, m-1896-7, b-1897-18, b-1898-34, b-1900-10, m-1900-6, b-1901-22, b-1904-32, b-1907-39, b-1909-12, b-1909-20, b-1911-9, b-1913-15, b-1914-24, b-1917-8
Deicha Tager	d-1902-4
Deicha née Zweig	m-1920-1

What the registers say

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

b-1894-33 (Mother): “Daichl, daughter of the late Isaac Zweig, former oil dealer in Gorlice, and of Malka Perla, whose parents are unknown”
d-1902-4 (The deceased): “Deicha Tager, nee Zweig, wife of Leib Tager, innkeeper in Klecie”

Family

Father Isaac Zweig Mother Malka Perla Zweig

This person Dacha Tager née Zweig

Spouse Leib Tager

Child Malka Perla Aron née Tager Child Chaya Tager Child Kelman Tager Child Peretz Tager Child Jacob Tager

Appears in records

Record	Book	Year	Role
`b-1894-33`	birth	1894	Mother
`m-1896-7`	marriage	1896	Groom's mother
`b-1897-18`	birth	1897	Mother's mother
`b-1898-34`	birth	1898	Mother's mother
`b-1900-10`	birth	1900	Mother's mother
`m-1900-6`	marriage	1900	Bride's mother
`b-1901-22`	birth	1901	Mother's mother
`d-1902-4`	death	1902	The deceased
`b-1904-32`	birth	1904	Mother's mother
`b-1907-39`	birth	1907	Mother's mother
`b-1909-12`	birth	1909	Mother's mother
`b-1909-20`	birth	1909	Mother's mother
`b-1911-9`	birth	1911	Mother's mother
`b-1913-15`	birth	1913	Mother's mother
`b-1914-24`	birth	1914	Mother's mother
`b-1917-8`	birth	1917	Mother's mother
`m-1920-1`	marriage	1920	Groom's mother

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Person ID P0251. 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.