Brzostek Jewish Records

Joel Rubel

Life

Civil marriage
to Rivka Rubel née Fisch, 21 August 1903, Brzostek (m-1903-5)
Occupation(s)
egg dealer / freight hauler / industrialist (Brzostek)
Residence(s)
Brzostek (houses 17, 30, 119, 131 across child-births)

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
Joel Rubel m-1903-5, b-1906-29, d-1906-5, b-1908-28, b-1910-21, b-1912-5, d-1912-5, b-1913-5, b-1914-20, b-1917-16, d-1921-16, d-1926-3

What the registers say

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

  • m-1903-5 (Groom): “Joel Panzer, called Rubel, born in Brzostek, at No. 118, unemployed, illegitimate son of Dawid Leib, called Leib, Rubel, an egg merchant in Brzostek, and Eiga, nee Panzer”
  • b-1906-29 (Father): “Joel Panzer, who used the last name Rubel, egg dealer in Brzostek”
  • b-1908-28 (Father): “Joel Rubel, egg dealer in Brzostek”
  • b-1910-21 (Father): “Joel Rubel, freight hauler residing in Brzostek”

Family

Father Leib Rubel Mother Eiga Rubel née Panzer
This person Joel Rubel
Spouse Rivka Rubel née Fisch
Child Itta Rubel Child David Leib Panzer Child Wolf Rubel Child Rosa Rubel Child Chaya Rubel Child Esther Rubel Child Rachel Rubel Child Joseph Rubel Child Samuel Rubel

Appears in records

RecordBookYearRole
m-1903-5 marriage 1903 Groom
b-1906-29 birth 1906 Father
d-1906-5 death 1906 Father of the deceased
b-1908-28 birth 1908 Father
b-1910-21 birth 1910 Father
b-1912-5 birth 1912 Father
d-1912-5 death 1912 Father of the deceased
b-1913-5 birth 1913 Father
b-1914-20 birth 1914 Father
b-1917-16 birth 1917 Father
d-1921-16 death 1921 Father of the deceased
d-1926-3 death 1926 Father of the deceased
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Person ID P2693. 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.