Although the area is Poland, the records were actually kept in German.. well, these were at least. And if you know me, you know I can read these documents like their English. :-)Document Number: 41
Registration town and date: Kurnik, 16 Oct 1885
Groom: häusler Leon Lesniewski of the Catholic religion, was born 07 Apr 1825 in Kurnik and is a resident of Daszewice. He is the son of the late (vestorben) maurer (a mason/bricklayer) Melchior and Marianna Kaminska Lesniewski, residents of Kurnik.
Bride: widow (wittwe) Marianna Maczkowiak of the Catholic religion, was born 13 July 1845 in Daszewice and is a resident of Daszewice. She is the daughter of the late (vestorben) häusler Franz and Marianna Smigaj Czubarra, residents of Daszewice.
Witness: Carl Sieben, 59 years old and resident of Kurnik
Witness: Michael Gasinski, 59 years old and resident of Kurnik
Signatures:
Leon Leśneski
+ + + (assumed to be Marianna's signature)
Carl Sieban
Michal Gasinski



1 comments:
Is this resource limited to Catholic records? Or might there be Jewish ones as well? The ancestors in question come from Grodzisk Wielkopolski (Gratz), Szamocin, and Kozmin. I had never heard of this archives site before, so I am very excited by your posting. Of course, the google translate version of the page isn't much help. I'd mostly be interested in the 1840 - 1860 time period. Thanks!
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