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Standes-Buch der Israelitischen Gemeinde Neckarbischofsheim von 1811 bis 1870

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These manuscripts courtesy of Dr. David and Jemima Jeselsohn
Title Standes-Buch der Israelitischen Gemeinde Neckarbischofsheim von 1811 bis 1870.
Related place Neckarbischofsheim (Germany)-place of writing
Contributors Jeselsohn, Samuel, 1870-1955 ((scribe) former owner)
Jeselsohn, David and Jemima Switzerland
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Jeselsohn, David and Jemima, Zurich, Switzerland
Creation Date 1935
Notes On the title page: "Standes-Buch der Israelitischen Gemeinde Neckarbischofsheim von 1811 bis 1870".
At the beginning there is a letter from "Samuel Jeselsohn" from 1935, in which he says that he ordered 2 copies of the Birth register, marriage and death indexes in Neckarbischofsheim in the years 1810-1870. This one is one of them. The copy was made by typewriter.
At the beginning there is a handwritten index of the names.
pages 1-13: "Ausfertigung, Standes - Buch für die Bischofsheimer Juden-Gemeinde Verfertigt im Jahrgang 1811"-1818.
pages 14-101: "Ausfertigung, Geburts - Ehe und Todten-Buch der Judenschaft zu Neckarbischofsgein anfangend" 1819-1870.
pages 102-152: "Getraute Im Jahr 1820"-1870
pages 153-: "Gestorbene Jahrgang 1819"-1870
Jeselsohn, David and Jemima Zurich Switzerland Ms. 42
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Extent [270] pp.
Language German
Credits These manuscripts courtesy of Dr. David and Jemima Jeselsohn
National Library system number 997007685352605171

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These manuscripts courtesy of Dr. David and Jemima Jeselsohn

MARC RECORDS
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