Serla Freiberger née Bakon

1842–1932

Life

Born
c. 1842 (age 90 at death 1932)
Civil marriage
to Isaac Freiberger, 11 December 1901, Brzostek (m-1901-18)
Died
17 Apr 1932, age 90 years, Brzostek (d-1932-6)
Occupation(s)
unemployed

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
Serla née Bakon b-1895-17, b-1897-13, b-1897-28, m-1898-5, b-1899-14, b-1901-5, b-1901-18, m-1901-17, b-1904-35, b-1905-7, b-1907-5, b-1909-4, m-1922-5, m-1924-7
Serla Bakon m-1901-18
Serla Freiberger b-1914-6, m-1916-4, d-1932-6

What the registers say

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

  • m-1901-18 (Bride): “Serla Bakon, born in Podgrodzie, residing in Blaszkowa without employment, daughter of the blessed Israel Hilel Bakon, former brewer in Siedliska, Imperial-Royal Starostwo Mielec, and Sary Mindli, called Mindli, Bakon”
  • d-1932-6 (The deceased): “Serla Freiberger, unemployed in Brzostek”

Family

Appears in records

RecordBookYearRole
b-1895-17 birth 1895 Mother's mother
b-1897-13 birth 1897 Mother's mother
b-1897-28 birth 1897 Mother's mother
m-1898-5 marriage 1898 Bride's mother
b-1899-14 birth 1899 Mother's mother
b-1901-5 birth 1901 Mother's mother
b-1901-18 birth 1901 Mother's mother
m-1901-17 marriage 1901 Bride's mother
m-1901-18 marriage 1901 Bride
b-1904-35 birth 1904 Mother's mother
b-1905-7 birth 1905 Mother's mother
b-1907-5 birth 1907 Mother's mother
b-1909-4 birth 1909 Mother's mother
b-1912-2 birth 1912 Mother's mother
b-1914-6 birth 1914 Mother's mother
m-1916-4 marriage 1916 Bride's mother
m-1922-5 marriage 1922 Bride's mother
m-1924-7 marriage 1924 Groom's mother
d-1932-6 death 1932 The deceased
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Person ID P0310. 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.