Feige Fichner née Low
1862–1927
Life
- Born
- c. 1862 (age 65 at death 1927)
- Civil marriage
- to Isaac Fichner, 26 February 1899, Brzostek (m-1899-1)
- Died
- 30 Dec 1927, age 65 years, Brzostek (d-1927-6)
- Occupation(s)
- owner of real estate
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 |
|---|---|
| Feige née Low | b-1896-3, b-1898-20, b-1900-23, b-1905-15, d-1906-7, b-1908-29 |
| Feige Low | m-1899-1, m-1922-4 |
| Feige Fichner | d-1927-6 |
What the registers say
The translation of this person's own entry in each record.
- b-1896-3 (Mother): “Feige, daughter of David Low, innkeeper in Gorlice, and Bluma Rivka nee unknown”
- m-1899-1 (Bride): “Feiga Low was born in Czermna and lives in Brzostek. She was the daughter of Dawid Low, a tavern keeper in Gorlice, and Blima Ryfka née Malz.”
- b-1900-23 (Mother): “Feige, daughter of David Low, innkeeper in Gorlice, and Bluma Rivka nee Malz”
- b-1905-15 (Mother): “Feige, daughter of David Leser Low, called Leser, innkeeper in Magdalena near Gorlice, and Bluma Rivka, called Rivka, nee unknown”
- b-1908-29 (Mother): “Feige, daughter of David Low, innkeeper in Gorlice, and Bluma Rivka, called Rivka, nee unknown”
- d-1927-6 (The deceased): “Feige Fichner owner of real estate in Brzostek”
Family
Appears in records
| Record | Book | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
b-1896-3 |
birth | 1896 | Mother |
b-1898-20 |
birth | 1898 | Mother |
m-1899-1 |
marriage | 1899 | Bride |
b-1900-23 |
birth | 1900 | Mother |
b-1905-15 |
birth | 1905 | Mother |
d-1906-7 |
death | 1906 | Mother of the deceased |
b-1908-29 |
birth | 1908 | Mother |
m-1922-4 |
marriage | 1922 | Bride's mother |
d-1927-6 |
death | 1927 | The deceased |
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Person ID P0374. 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.