Benjamin Schlenger

died 1921

Life

Died
29 Oct 1921, age 48 years, Gorzejowa (d-1921-14)
Occupation(s)
owner of the sawmill

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
Benjamin Schlenger b-1900-30, b-1902-28, b-1904-25, b-1904-27, b-1904-29, b-1904-30, b-1906-6, b-1907-2, b-1907-4, b-1907-25, b-1907-32, b-1909-9, b-1909-10, b-1912-20, b-1912-22, b-1914-12, b-1916-17, d-1918-2, d-1921-14, m-1925-4

What the registers say

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

  • b-1900-30 (Father): “Benjamin Schlenger, tree dealer in Brzostek”
  • b-1904-25 (Father): “Benjamin Schlenger, grain dealer in Brzostek”
  • b-1907-4 (Father): “Benjamin Schlenger, industrialist in Brzostek”
  • b-1909-10 (Father): “Benjamin Schlenger, leaseholder of the sawmill in Gorzejowa”
  • b-1914-12 (Father): “Benjamin Schlenger, sawmill owner in Gorzejowa”
  • b-1916-17 (Father): “Benjamin Schlenger, leaseholder of the water sawmill in Gorzejowa”
  • d-1921-14 (The deceased): “Benjamin Schlenger owner of the sawmill in Gorzejowa”

Family

Appears in records

RecordBookYearRole
b-1900-30 birth 1900 Father
b-1902-28 birth 1902 Father
b-1904-25 birth 1904 Father
b-1904-27 birth 1904 Witness
b-1904-29 birth 1904 Witness
b-1904-30 birth 1904 Witness
b-1906-6 birth 1906 Witness
b-1907-2 birth 1907 Witness
b-1907-4 birth 1907 Father
b-1907-25 birth 1907 Witness
b-1907-32 birth 1907 Witness
b-1909-9 birth 1909 Witness
b-1909-10 birth 1909 Father
b-1912-20 birth 1912 Father
b-1912-22 birth 1912 Witness
b-1914-12 birth 1914 Father
b-1916-17 birth 1916 Father
d-1918-2 death 1918 Father of the deceased
d-1921-14 death 1921 The deceased
m-1925-4 marriage 1925 Bride's father
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Person ID P0749. 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.