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KIKMAN Moszek Chaim

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  • Name KIKMAN Moszek Chaim 
    Born 07 Nov 1871  Zbojna, Łomża, Poland Find all individuals with events at this location  [1
    Gender Male 
    Person ID I4011  Zherdin family Tree
    Last Modified 16 Jan 2014 

    Father KIKMAN Pinchas,   b. 11 Mar 1841, Zbojna, Łomża, Poland Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. aft. 4 Mar 1906  (Age 64 years) 
    Mother BRUKIEWICZ Bejla Ryfka Nisonowna,   b. 1843, Nowogrod, Łomża, Poland Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 4 Apr 1896, Zbojna, Łomża, Poland Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 53 years) 
    Married 06 Sep 1859  Nowogrod, Łomża, Poland Find all individuals with events at this location  [2
    Documents
    Kikman family KP 2306
    Kikman family KP 2306
    Pinches KIKMAN and Bajla BRUKIEWICZ marriage certificate 6 September 1859.
    English translation
    Kikman family 2306
    Kikman family 2306
    Pinches Herszkowicz KIKMAN and Bajla Ryfka Nisonowna BRUKIEWICZ marriage certificate 6 September 1859.
    Copy of Russian original.
    Family ID F622  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Documents
    Kikman family KM 4011
    Kikman family KM 4011
    Moszek Chaim KIKMAN birth certificate 7 November 1871
    Kikman family KM 4011
    Kikman family KM 4011
    Moszek Chaim KIKMAN birth certificate 7 November 1871 English translation

  • Sources 
    1. [S2] Birth certificate, Registration district Nowogrod B50/1871 Zbojna (Reliability: 2), 14 Nov 1871.
      It happened in the town of Nowogrod on 2nd / 14th November 1871 at 5 p.m.
      He appeared, the Jew, Pinches Herszkowicz KIKMAN, worker, resident of the village of Zbojna, 30 years old, accompanied by the witnesses, the Jews, Mejer Josel LEWITANSKI, mohel, age 42, and Fajwa BRUKIEWICZ, worker, age 30, both residents from the village of Nowogrod, and showed us a child of the male gender announcing that he had been born in the village of Jbojna on 26th October / 7th November this year at 9 a.m. of his lawful wife Bejla Rifka Nisonowna, 30 years old.
      During the ceromony of circumcision this child eas given the name Moszek Chaim.
      this document was located and translated by Andzej Seler in September 2009.

      On my database Bejla Rifka's surname is BRUKIEWICZ which is the name of one of the witnesses.

    2. [S3] Marriage Certificate, Nowogrod Registry year 1859 Akt 10 (Reliability: 3).
      It happened in town Nowogrod on 25th August (6th September), 1859, at 3 p.m. He appeared the Jew Hersz PELTEROWICZ, Rabbi of the Nowogrod Kahal, accompanied by the witnesses the Jews: Joszko Jankielowicz ROZENBAUM, a shames, age 50, and Zelman Abramowicz GRODNER, a shames, age 70, both residents of the village Nowogrod, and announced that today, in front of him, a religious marriage had been concluded between the Jew Pinches Herszkowicz KIKMAN, bachelor, 18 years old, a labourer, born in the village of Zbojna, district Hupisko?, and still living there with his parents, son of Herszek Szlamowicz and Jenta Szolimowna married name KICKMAN, tailors, and Bajla Ryfka Nisonowna BRUKIEWICZ, maiden, 18 years old, born and still living with her parents in town Nowogrod, daughter of Nison Herszkowicz and Zlota Fajbusiowna, family name BRUKIEWICZ, labourers.

      This marriage was preceeded by three announcements published in the synagogue of Nowogrod on Sabbath days 1st/13th , 8th/20th and 15th/27th August this year. No reservations towards the marriage were registered. The verbal permission for the marriage was of the newly-weds, who also declared that no marriage agreement had been concluded.

      Then this document was read to the clients and signed by the rabbi, who celebrated the marriage ceremony and witnesses. The newly-weds declared that they were illiterate.

      Clerk of the Civil Administration.
      (various signatures)

      There are two dates for each event as the records had both the Julian and Gregorian calenders. The second date is the Gregorian and is the one that we use.
      A shames is an official from a Synagogue.
      Illiterate can reflect that the newly-weds do not read Russian. It is possible that they read Hebrew or Yiddish and were still classified as illiterate.

      Translated by Andrzej Seler


  

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