Brzostek Jewish Records

Hinde Sperber née Walter

born 1878

Life

Born
28 Dec 1878
Civil marriage
to Peretz Sperber, 6 May 1912, Brzostek (m-1912-2)
Child
Alter Nissen Walter, b-1912-6: no father is named in the register.
Occupation(s)
innkeeper
Residence(s)
Gorzejowa

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
Hinde née Walter b-1902-17, d-1904-7, b-1905-13, b-1907-25, b-1912-6, b-1914-22, m-1932-2, m-1934-1
Hinde née Kleinman d-1902-11
Hinde Walter m-1912-2

What the registers say

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

  • b-1902-17 (Mother): “Hinde, daughter of Abraham Walter, owner of agricultural land in Joniny near Ryglice, and the late Sima nee Kleinman”
  • b-1905-13 (Mother): “Hinde, daughter of Abraham Walter, owner of agricultural land in Uniszowa near Ryglice, and the late Sima nee Kleinman”
  • b-1907-25 (Mother): “Hinde, daughter of Abraham Walter, farmer in Uniszowa near Ryglice, and the late Sima nee Kleinman”
  • m-1912-2 (Bride): “Hinde daughter, born in Jodlowa, of Abraham Walter in Uniszowa ad Ryglice, farmer, and Sima née Kleinman”

Family

Father Abraham Walter Mother Sima Walter née Kleinman
This person Hinde Sperber née Walter
Spouse Peretz Sperber
Child Marcus Joseph Sperber Child Chaim Sperber Child Sima Kleinman née Sperber Child Leah Weinberger née Sperber Child Alter Nissen Walter Child Joseph Sperber

Appears in records

RecordBookYearRole
b-1902-17 birth 1902 Mother
d-1902-11 death 1902 Mother of the deceased
d-1904-7 death 1904 Mother of the deceased
b-1905-13 birth 1905 Mother
b-1907-25 birth 1907 Mother
b-1912-6 birth 1912 Mother
m-1912-2 marriage 1912 Bride
b-1914-22 birth 1914 Mother
m-1932-2 marriage 1932 Bride's mother
m-1934-1 marriage 1934 Bride's mother
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Person ID P0838. 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.