Amalia Finder née Schonbach
Life
- Civil marriage
- to Leib Finder, 19 April 1917, Brzostek (m-1917-2)
- Child
- Esther Necha Springer née Finder, b-1911-19: no father is named in the register.
- Child
- Shayndel Szyjowicz née Finder, b-1913-6: no father is named in the register.
- Child
- Gedalia Scheinbach, b-1916-10: no father is named in the register.
- 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 |
|---|---|
| Amalia née Schonbach | b-1911-19, b-1916-10, m-1936-3 |
| Malie née Schonbach | b-1913-6 |
| Amalia Scheinbach | d-1916-4 |
| Amalia Schonbach | m-1917-2 |
| Amalia née Scheinbach | m-1938-2 |
What the registers say
The translation of this person's own entry in each record.
- b-1911-19 (Mother): “Amalia, daughter of Mendel Schonbach, servant of the synagogue in Sanok, and Sarah nee Traum”
- b-1913-6 (Mother): “Malie Scheinbach, without occupation in Brzostek, daughter of Mendel Scheinbach, manual laborer from Posada Olchowska, and Sarah nee Traum”
- b-1916-10 (Mother): “Malie Scheinbach, without occupation, daughter of Mendel Scheinbach, day laborer from Posada Olchowska and Sarah nee Traum”
- m-1917-2 (Bride): “Mala Schönbach, no profession, residing in Brzostek, illegitimate daughter of Mendel Schönbach and Sara née Traum, no profession in Posada Sanok”
Family
This person
Amalia Finder née Schonbach
Appears in records
| Record | Book | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
b-1911-19 |
birth | 1911 | Mother |
b-1913-6 |
birth | 1913 | Mother |
b-1916-10 |
birth | 1916 | Mother |
d-1916-4 |
death | 1916 | Mother of the deceased |
m-1917-2 |
marriage | 1917 | Bride |
m-1936-3 |
marriage | 1936 | Bride's mother |
m-1938-2 |
marriage | 1938 | Bride's mother |
Opens a new GitHub issue. A free GitHub account is required to submit. No email address is collected or stored.
Person ID P2227. 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.