Berel Bergman
died 1900
Life
- Married by Jewish rite
- to Sprinza Bergman née Towel (described as married by Jewish rite in m-1900-18); no civil marriage in these books.
- Died
- deceased before 1900
- Occupation(s)
- butcher; mohel/circumciser (1876 era)
- Residence(s)
- Brzostek
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 |
|---|---|
| Berel Bergman | b-1876-138, b-1876-139, b-1876-140, b-1876-141, b-1876-142, b-1876-143, b-1876-144, b-1876-145, b-1876-146, b-1876-147, b-1876-148, b-1876-149, b-1876-150, b-1876-151, b-1876-152, b-1876-153, b-1876-154, b-1876-155, m-1900-18, d-1914-8 |
Family
This person
Berel Bergman
Appears in records
| Record | Book | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
b-1876-138 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-139 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-140 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-141 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-142 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-143 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-144 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-145 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-146 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-147 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-148 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-149 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-150 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-151 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-152 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-153 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-154 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
b-1876-155 |
birth | 1876 | Mohel / name-giver |
m-1900-18 |
marriage | 1900 | Groom's father |
d-1914-8 |
death | 1914 | Father of the deceased |
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Person ID P1993. 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.